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Souvenirs with soul - 800 years of pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela,Michael Houlihan; tourism and material culture in Turkey, Jennifer Scarce;reproducing India - international exhibitions and Victorian tourism, NickyLevell; from earliest contacts - an examination of Inuit and Aleut art inScottish collections, Briony Crozier; exotic souvenirs of the travellingsurrealists, Louise Tythacott; women's suffrage souvenirs, Katherine Bradley;"souvenir gifts" as tokens of filial esteem - the meanings of Blackpoolsouvenirs, Gerald Mars and Valerie Mars; transformations of the tourist andsouvenir - the travels and collections of Philla Davis, Andrew West;contemporary crafts as souvenirs, artefacts and functional goods and theirrole in local economic diversification and cultural development, GraemeEvans; tourism and Ainu identity, Hokkaido, Northern Japan, Jane Wilkinson;Awaji Ningyo - its changing role within a local, national and internationalcommunity, Jennifer Verlini; stealing souls for souvenirs -or why touristswant "the real thing", Stephanie Bunn; tourist markets and Himalayancraftsmen, Ken Teague; ceramic arts of Peru and Ecuador - echoes of thePrehispanic past and influences of the tourist present, George Bankes;souvenirs from Kambot (Papua New Guinea) -the sacred search for authenticity,Roberta Colombo Dougoud; souvenirs, ethics and aesthetics - some contemporarydilemmas in the South Pacific, Nick Stanley; Kente connections - the role ofthe Internet in developing an economic base for Ghana, Margaret Grieco;Dalecarlian masks - one souvenir's many voices, Monica Hanefors and TomSelwyn; the "Whimsey" - a part of American and Canadian Victoriana, Ian West.