… Complementing the concept of object biography, the contributors to this volume … itineraries”
to trace the places in which objects come to rest or are active, the routes through which things …

… relations between people and things will find much … object itinerary approach, which the
editors argue yields an understanding of the movement, activeness, routes, and effects of things …

… Things in the context of anthropological studies of the material world and suggests that thinking
about itineraries … through practice, it would thus be possible to examine objects’ roles in …

… The principal objective of this book is to raise awareness for the mobility of things. … and
is oriented toward “benchmark events” such as birth or death, the key term of this book, “itinerary,” …

… Joyce suggests an alternative that replaces “biography” with “itinerary,” a concept with a greater
… employs the object itinerary model, along with considerations of communities of practice, …

… in how communities of practice can be used to untangle the ways that manufacturing processes
and distributive practices merge to determine the movement of objects within places. In …

… the constant motion of our … of object itineraries as an approach to following things in motion.
In this paper I take a wide reading of the term movement to include both spatial movement …

… Particularly in the digital arena—an area of growing interest in museum practice—representations
have the potential to travel quickly and far afield, and consideration of how these …

… What we archaeologists actually engage with in our contemporary craft practice are not
things as such, but things as traces. What we do in retracing itineraries of things is a form of …

… and questionable acquisition of objects by Western museums… , when and why of such
itineraries, en route also dealing with … on material things emerging from Anthropology, Art History, …