Appraising Alaska Native Items | ANTIQUES ROADSHOW in Alaska | PBS
Appraising Alaska Native Items | ANTIQUES ROADSHOW in Alaska | PBS
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During ANTIQUES ROADSHOW’s July 2023 Tour stop at the Alaska Native Heritage Center in Anchorage, Alaska, we sat down and spoke with Nadia Jackinsky-Sethi, an art historian and museum consultant, and Shyanne Beatty, a tribal arts expert, about appraising Alaska Native items. Jackinsky-Sethi and Beatty describe the cultural connection associated with Alaska Native belongings, as well as the importance of preserving and protecting them for future generations to come.
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nadia is married to indian from other part of the globe
The reason we stopped trading with some tribes because they would want back of what ever they traded. My childhood friends were American Indian.
This was an awesome segment on articles that originate in Alaska. Personally, I only have two, but now I treasure them even more. How does one know the difference between objects that need to be returned and objects that the artist sold for profit?
How disingenuous. Thanks for keeping our ancestor alive via trade. Thanks for preserving that item now give it back because you are unworthy of retaining it.
Seeing this show in Alaska adds a little more interest. 👍