Winkelmann u.a.: Interdisziplinäre Provenienzforschung zu menschlichen Überresten aus kolonialen Kontexten, 2022.

Andreas Winkelmann, Holger Stoecker, Sarah Fründt und Larissa Förster: Interdisziplinäre Provenienzforschung zu menschlichen Überresten aus kolonialen Kontexten. Eine methodische Arbeitshilfe des Deutschen Zentrums Kulturgutverluste, des Berliner Medizinhistorischen Museums der Charité und von ICOM Deutschland, (Beiträge zur Museologie, Bd. 11), Heidelberg 2022.

This volume offers a practical introduction to provenance research on human remains from colonial contexts. It focuses on German institutions, an appendix outlines the situation in Austria. In particular, it addresses anthropological, anatomical and medical history collections of human remains in universities and museums of natural history, ethnology, or with a multidisciplinary approach. A main focus of the guideline is the interdisciplinarity and interaction of methods. It contains detailed information on historical and anthropological/scientifi c methods of provenance research as well as on the documentation of research results. The transcultural and transnational dimensions of provenance research are also addressed.