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Gloria Bell, an assistant professor of art history at McGill University, has been researching the Vatican’s collection of Indigenous cultural belongings and artwork for nearly a decade. She is challenging the Vatican’s official account of how it acquired tens of thousands of Indigenous artifacts from countries around the world \u2014 including Canada. The Vatican claims the artifacts were sent as gifts to the Pope. Bell’s research suggests that assertion glosses over a contested history<\/a> of Indigenous people working under duress to create these items \u2014 along with evidence that some of those cultural belongings may have been stolen from communities.
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from CBC News Gloria Bell, an assistant professor of art history at McGill University, has been researching the Vatican’s collection of Indigenous cultural belongings and artwork for nearly a decade. She is challenging the Vatican’s official account of how it acquired tens of thousands of Indigenous artifacts from countries around the world \u2014 including Canada. The Vatican…<\/p>\n

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