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  1. Nicholas Thomas is a Professor of Historical Anthropology and Director of the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology at the University of Cambridge. He has researched and published on various topics related to the Pacific Islands, colonialism, and cultural heritage.

  2. Nicholas Thomas first visited the Pacific in 1984 to research his doctoral thesis on culture and change in the Marquesas Islands, which led to work ranging over Indigenous histories, cross-cultural encounters, colonialism and contemporary art.

  3. Nicholas Thomas is the Director of the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology at Cambridge University. He is a renowned scholar of art, culture and history in Oceania, colonialism, museology and contemporary art.

  4. His first chapter focuses on this ascendency, characterising the shift as “a kind of belated adolescence”: a period during which museums have grown “suddenly in fits and starts, assuming new attitudes and responsibilities, demanding and obtaining attention and money”.

  5. Nicholas Thomas is a professor of anthropology who studies the history and culture of Oceania. His book explores how Oceania has been imagined, represented, and transformed by colonialism, modernity, and postcolonialism.

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  6. Apr 12, 2017 · Nicholas Thomas, who has been Director of the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology since 2006, is an anthropologist and historian. His books include Entangled Objects (1991), Oceanic Art (1995), Discoveries: the voyages of Captain Cook (2003), and Islanders: the Pacific in the Age of Empire (2010), which was awarded the Wolfson History Prize.

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  8. Jun 15, 2021 · A book by Nicholas Thomas, a Cambridge professor of historical anthropology, about the seaborne migrations that populated the islands of Oceania. The book draws on genetics, linguistics, and archaeology to explore the origins, technologies, and societies of the Pacific peoples.