Kuukua Anna Buduson

Kuukua Anna Buduson
UiT The Arctic University of Norway · Tromsø University Museum

Master of Arts

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Introduction
I joined The Arctic University Museum of Norway in 2022 as a Conservator. In this role, I examine, stabilize and preserve artifacts recovered from archaeological excavations. Prior to the museum, I was the Project Manager at the Tana and Varanger Museumssiida Trust. During my tenure at the trust, I helped prepare the museums for the return (repatriation) of Sámi objects that are currently located at the Norwegian Folk Museum in Oslo, Norway.
Skills and Expertise
Material Characterization
X-Ray Imaging
FTIR Analysis
Chemical Analysis
Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage
Protection Of Cultural Heritage
Cultural Heritage
Cultural Studies
Ethnographic Research
Museum Exhibition
Education
August 2018 - June 2020
University of Oslo
University of Oslo
Field of study
  • Object Conservation
August 2013 - June 2016
University of Oslo
University of Oslo
Field of study
  • Cultural Heritage and Conservation Skills
August 2010 - June 2014
University of Oslo
University of Oslo
Field of study
  • Cultural History

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Figure 1. GG38 before treatment (A) and after treatment (B).
Figure 2. GG319 before treatment (A) and after treatment (B).
Figure 3. Sewing thread from GC38 in transmitted light with uncrossed...
Figure 4. FTIR results for G38 (pink line) and reference spectrum...
Figure 5. Sámi terminology for the different parts of GG319.
Collaborating with a Source Community to Conserve two Sámi Coffee Bags by Combining Established Conservation Treatments and Traditional Preservation Methods
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  • Mar 2022
This article summarizes a masters dissertation project from 2019, whose aim was to collaborate with a Sámi source community and decide on a suitable conservation treatment for two coffee bags (gáfeseahkkat in Sámi). Technical examination was carried out using light microscopy and Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy to investigate the pow...
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