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Wednesday, July 15, 2015

VIEW "HERITAGE PERSPECTIVES (ST. KITTS)" ON CULTURE BEAT SKN TV, Produced by St. Kitts Department of Culture RDU


HERITAGE PERSPECTIVES (ST. KITTS) looks at the early European visitors and settlers on St. Kitts, their impact on the first inhabitants of St. Kitts, the Kalinago (Carib)/ Amerindians, and the legacy of the predominant African/Caribbean population that remains.

In addition to this documentary,  St. Kitts Department of Culture - Research & Documentation Unit collaborated with Leiden University on a project titled “Heritage Perspectives (St. Kitts) ”, to document the opinions of Heritage Stakeholders, including; historians, researchers, and people from the community, about the following Heritage Sites; Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park, Charles Fort, and Bloody Point.   View the stakeholder video interviews at the following;

LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAImdMd9oxY&list=PLeCAdMqf1rUtB81SIt9CMId__hjh5IEm0

"The project tries to document, archive and present the different perspectives on the multi-varied and complex heritage of the Caribbean, focused specifically on Amerindian Heritage in relation to other
forms of heritage, and within the framework of the research undertaken in the EU Nexus 1492 Project. The videos will be available in a searchable and publicly accessible database of the Nexus Project.  http://nexus1492.eu/?cat=59

In addition, the project seeks to inform local heritage management practices by visualizing the value and perspectives of stakeholders surrounding specific heritage sites in need of management, and by raising the awareness of sites though integration in local web platforms and through short
documentaries screened on TV and dissemination through social media.

On several islands, short video interviews will therefore be collected about sites and projects that are locally significant and relate as well to the research of the Nexus staff, showing how different stakeholders on the islands relate to and value different kinds of heritage. Broadly speaking, this way a better understanding can be gained about the current identifications with Amerindian heritage, (in relation to colonial and modern heritage), informing critical research on the multi-valor nature of heritage. The research will start with a pilot study on St Kitts, and is expected to be continued on
other islands in the region" Dr. Sjoerd Van der Linde

For More Information contact: St. Kitts Department of
Culture RDU Email: stkittsculture@gmail.com

TITLE: Heritage Perspectives (St. Kitts)
TYPE: Documentary – 19:53/1.2 GB (2015)
PRODUCER: St. Kitts Department of Culture - RDU, Leiden University Faculty of Archaeology
FILM MAKER:  Vida Rawlins "Provida Multi-Media Video Productions" oneprovida@gmail.com




SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL THE PARTICIPANTS...


HERITAGE PERSPECTIVES (ST. KITTS)
  
Produced by
Faculty of Archaeology, Leiden University
Research & Documentation Unit (R.D.U.), St. Kitts Ministry of Culture


Direction
Dr. Sjoerd van der Linde - Faculty of Archaeology, Leiden University
Dr. Jimmy Mans - Faculty of Archaeology, Leiden University
Marlene Phillips, Specialist - Research & Documentation Unit (R.D.U.), St. Kitts Ministry of Culture
Cameron Gill, C.E.O. - Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park Society


Production
Provida Multi-Media Video Productions


Vida Rawlins - Filming and Editing
Provida Multi-Media Video Productions

Marlene Phillips - Interviewer/Camera Operator
 Research & Documentation Unit (R.D.U.), St. Kitts Ministry of Culture

Raheem Thatcher - Camera Operator Research & Documentation Unit
(R.D.U.), St. Kitts Ministry of Culture

Dakeza Samuel - Production Assistant

Interviews

Honourable Marcella Liburd – Minister of Culture, St. Kitts West Indies
Antonio Maynard – Secretary General St. Kitts and Nevis Commission for UNESCO,
St. Kitts West Indies
Sir Probyn Innis – Former Governor St. Kitts and Nevis (1975 -1981), Historian, St. Kitts West Indies
Melnecia Marshall Products/Standards/Cruise – St. Kitts Ministry of Tourism, St. Kitts West Indies
Graeme Browne - Physical Planning & Environment, St. Kitts West Indies
Cosbert Manchester – Executive Director, St. Christopher National Trust St. Kitts West Indies
Cameron Gill – C.E.O. Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park Society
Dr. Sjoerd van der Linde – Faculty of Archaeology Leiden University
Dr. Jimmy Mans – Faculty of Archaeology Leiden University
Maurice Widdowson – Owner, Caribelle Batik/Island Hopper St. Kitts West Indies
Greg Pereira – Owner, Greg’s Safaris St. Kitts West Indies
Lucinda Phillips – Owner, Kalinago Karbay Challengers Village St. Kitts West Indies
Perry Peats - Stone Fort Heights, St. Kitts West Indies
Emile Davis - Stone Fort Heights, St. Kitts West Indies
Lloyd Cranston - Stone Fort Project, St. Kitts West Indies
Adolphus King – Old Road, St. Kitts West Indies
Winston Caines – Old Road, St. Kitts West indies
Oliver Spencer, Old Road, St. Kitts West Indies
Lionel Stevens - Sandy Point, St. Kitts West Indies
Debbie Thomas – Sandy Point St. Kitts West Indies
Ben Culp – Lower Bourryeau Estate, St. Kitts West Indies
Malcom Govia - Sandy Point, St. Kitts West Indies


Heritage Perspectives
is an initiative by the following partners
:

Nexus 1492 (ERC Synergy Project)*
*NEXUS 1492 is an
ERC Synergy Project from the European Research Council under the European Union's Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013/ERC grant agreement n'319209

Faculty of Archaeology, Leiden University

St. Kitts Ministry of Culture - Research & Documentation Unit (R.D.U.)

Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park Society

St. Christopher National Trust


Copyright 2014 Heritage Perspectives
(Heritage Perspective Partners and
Interviewees under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0
Unported License.)


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