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摘要
摘要本文分析了17世纪下半叶荷兰出生的兄弟亚伯拉罕(Abraham)和雅各布·莫玛·瑞恩斯蒂尔纳(Jakob Momma Reenstierna)的工业企业及其在瑞典北部萨普米(Sápmi)和托内河谷(Torne River Valley)上游地区的投资。其目的是在更大的全球和殖民背景下探索两兄弟工业项目背后的驱动力。在对现代性诞生的早期理解中,我们从最近关于简化和欧洲中心主义的批判性研究中获得了灵感,我们将重点放在了托内河谷上游发生的现代化进程上,托内河谷是当地人口、景观和外部资本之间的交汇区。金属开采在17世纪的萨米地区蓬勃发展。丹麦挪威人和瑞典王室都在开采银、铜和铁方面投入了大量资金。迄今为止,考古和历史的科学重点一直集中在国家管理的项目上,而对私营企业的兴趣有限。此外,还需要研究当地芬兰人和萨米人在这些殖民工业项目中的作用以及全球联系。
Copper worlds: a historical archaeology of Abraham and Jakob Momma-Reenstierna and their industrial enterprise in the Torne River Valley, c. 1650–1680
ABSTRACT This article analyses the industrial enterprise of the Dutch-born brothers Abraham and Jakob Momma-Reenstierna and their investments in Sápmi and the upper parts of the Torne River Valley, northern Sweden, during the second half of the seventeenth century. The aim is to explore the driving forces behind the industrial projects of the two brothers in a larger global and colonial context. With inspiration from recent critical studies on the simplifications, and Eurocentrism, in earlier understandings of the birth of modernity, we focus on the modernizing processes taking place in the upper part of the Torne River Valley as a meeting zone between local populations and landscapes and external capital. Metal extraction was booming in the seventeenth-century Sámi areas. Both the Danish-Norwegian and the Swedish Crowns invested heavily in the mining of silver, copper and iron. The scientific focus in archaeology and history has hitherto been very much on the state-governed projects, and limited interest has been directed towards the private enterprises. Moreover, there is also a need to study the roles of the local Finnish and Sámi populations, as well as the global connections, in these colonial industrial projects.