Os lugares de memória e a conexão com o acervo do Museu Indígena Jenipapo-Kanindé

Abstract

he present work deals with the importance of places of memory within the Jenipapo Kanindé territory and their connection with the collection of the Jenipapo-Kanindé Indigenous Museum. We present, through the whole context of struggle in the territory and theorists, the importance of including sacred places in the collection of the Indigenous Museum. In addition, it portrays the spiritual and ancestral connection that surrounds the Jenipapo Kanindé Indigenous Museum and the transformations that the places of memories have undergone over the years. In this way, five places of memory are cited in these writings: the Hoses of Tio Odorico, Lagoa Encantada, Morro do Urubu, the Sacred Cashew Tree and the Indigenous Museum itself, highlighting the Hoses of Tio Odorico, a place of memory and ancestry in the struggle of the Jenipapo-Kanindé people. In general terms, throughout the study developed in this research, we contextualized some literary concepts with the ideology of the indigenous people, emphasizing the teachings of the guardians of the community's memory, about the sacred place or places of memory