Heritagising the South China Sea: appropriation and dispossession of maritime heritage through museums and exhibitions in Southern China

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Figure 1. Giant clamshell artwork, Tanmen, Hainan. Source: Roszko 2015.

Figure 2. The National South China Sea museum, Tanmen, Hainan. Source: (Roszko 2019).

Figure 3. Family museum in construction. Source: roszko 2015.

Figure 4. The South China culture museum, Tanmen, Hainan. Source: roszko 2015.

Figure 5. Sansha municipal government’s ecological protection of islands and reefs in the Paracels. Source: (Roszko 2019).

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