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Produktbild: The Oxford Handbook of Global Indigenous Archaeologies
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The Oxford Handbook of Global Indigenous Archaeologies

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

15.12.2026

Herausgeber

Claire Smith + weitere

Verlag

Oxford University Press

Seitenzahl

1112

Gewicht

5 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-760769-5

Beschreibung

Portrait

Claire Smith is Professor, Flinders University. Joe Watkins is Senior Consultant, The Archaeological and Cultural Education Consultants. Kellie Pollard is Lecturer, Charles Darwin University. Alok Kumar Kanungo is Assistant Research Professor, IIT Gandhinagar. Sally May is Associate Professor, University of Adelaide. Sandra L. López Varela is Professor, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

15.12.2026

Herausgeber

Verlag

Oxford University Press

Seitenzahl

1112

Gewicht

5 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-760769-5

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: The Oxford Handbook of Global Indigenous Archaeologies

    • 1 Global Perspectives on Indigenous Archaeologies
    • Claire Smith, Kellie Pollard, Alok Kumar Kanungo, Sally K. May, Sandra L. López Varela, and Joe Watkins
    • 2 Reframing History, Theory, and Practice
    • Joe Watkins and Claire Smith
    • 3 The Colonial Origins of Indigenous Archaeologies: Enduring Stereotypes on Indigenous Peoples and Their Territories
    • Lidia R. Nacuzzi and Carina Lucaioli
    • 4 Colonial Denials of Indigenous Knowledge as Science
    • Kellie Pollard
    • 5 Confronting Cultural Imperialism through Indigenous Archaeology
    • Charles R. Riggs
    • 6 To Bring Back the Summer: Seeking a Concordance between Innu History and Archaeology
    • Stephen Loring, Chelsee Arbour, Anthony Jenkinson, and Napes Ashini
    • 7 The Mulla-Mullung's Bulk: GunaiKurnai Perspectives on the Stone Artifacts of Cloggs Cave, GunaiKurnai Country, Southeastern Australia
    • Jerome Mialanes, Bruno David, Birgitta Stephenson, Joanna Fresløv, Russell Mullett, GunaiKurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation, Laure Metz, Jean-Jacques Delannoy, Joe Crouch, Matthew McDowell, Fiona Petchey, Helen Green, Lee J. Arnold, Rachel Wood, and Jeremy Ash
    • 8 The Hearth as the Heart of the Family: Aboriginal Foodways and Daily Lives at the Former Weipa Mission (1898-1932), Waypandan, North-Eastern Australia
    • Michael Morrison, Darlene McNaughton, Florence Hector, Ivy Gordon, Maurice Woodley, Robert Gordon, Leonard Gordon, Dorothy Gordon, Leanne Gordon, Amanda Woodley, Simeon John, Graham Gordon, Pamela Gordon, Cassandra Schill, Alvine Mulligan, Brit Asmussen, and David Claudie
    • 9 Manipulation of the Concept "Indian" in the Caribbean: The Greater Antilles
    • Roberto Valcárcel-Rojas and Jana Pesoutova
    • 10 Colonization, Indigenous Resilience, and Social Justice in Caribbean Archaeology
    • Eduardo Herrera Malatesta and Joseph Sony Jean
    • 11 Archaeological Survey as Participatory Counter-Mapping: Indigenous Sovereignty and Epistemic Change in Darién, Panama
    • Lucy L. Gill and Natalia R. Donner
    • 12 The Context of Indigenous Participation in Archaeology in Mexico
    • Lilia Lizama-Aranda, William A. Rogers, and José Israel Herrera
    • 13 Indigenous Worldviews
    • Claire Smith and Kellie Pollard
    • 14 Keeping Company: Relationality as a Methodological Imperative and Indigenous Priority
    • Amanda Kearney
    • 15 Situating the "Local" within the "Locale": Local Communities and Community-Based Indigenous Archaeology in Nagaland, Northeast India
    • Tiatoshi Jamir and David Tetso
    • 16 Indigenous Archaeologists and Cultural Heritage Professionals: Perceptions and Experiences from Australia and Aotearoa (New Zealand)
    • Emily Poelina-Hunter, Margaret Rika-Heke, Jasmine Willika, Kellie Pollard, Des Kaotea, and Zac Roberts
    • 17 Oral Histories and Indigenous Rock Art: Capturing Lives, Moments, Memories, and Emotions
    • Sally K. May, Joakim Goldhahn, and Jeffrey Lee
    • 18 Adnyamathanha and Archaeological Views on Warratyi Rock Shelter (The Rock), a 50,000-Year-Old Site in the Flinders Ranges, South Australia
    • Terrence Coulthard, Margaret Johnson, Kristian Coulthard, Vince Coulthard, Taeylah Coulthard, Elspbeth Hodgins, Glenise Coulthard, Rebecca Milne, Cate Sexton, Maria Ortiz, and Claire Smith
    • 19 Encounters with Racialized Ignorance: Case Studies for Narrative Truth-Telling in the Humanities and Social Sciences
    • Francis D. Darko, Collethy K. Jaru, Iriana F. d. J. Ximenes, Nicolas J. Bullot, and Stephen W. Enciso
    • 20 Toward an Indigenist Research Model of Australian Archaeology: Theory and Practice in Indigenous Archaeology
    • Zac Roberts
    • 21 Indigenous Science
    • Claire Smith
    • 22 Braiding, Weaving, and Plaiting Indigenous and Western Sciences
    • Claire Smith, Kellie Pollard, Alino Sumi, Collethy K. Jaru, Andrew Coe, Elspbeth Hodgins, and Rebecca Milne
    • 23 The Role of Astronomy in Australian Indigenous Knowledge
    • Ray Norris, Robert Fuller, Duane Hamacher, Trevor Leaman, and Ghillar Michael Anderson
    • 24 Indigenous Approaches to Contemporary Climate Change
    • Peter Nelson and Michael Newland
    • 25 Waterscapes, Water Resource Management, and Irrigation in South India
    • V. Selvakumar
    • 26 Ethnographic Nexus of Food Grain Storage Facilities and Material Manifestation in India
    • Shahida Ansari and Mrinmoy Ghosh
    • 27 Ethnoarchaeology
    • Alok Kumar Kanungo and Claire Smith
    • 28 Iron Smithing among the Lohars of Central Peninsular India: An Ethnoarchaeological Perspective
    • Oishi Roy
    • 29 Indigenous Wildlife Hunting and Trapping Practices of the Mishmi (Kaman), Arunachal Pradesh
    • Ambika Aiyadurai
    • 30 Indigenous Hunting and Trapping Practice of Nagaland: A Case Study of Changki Village, Mokokchung District
    • Ditamulü Vasa, Yabangri Changkiri, and Elspbeth Hodgins
    • 31 Squirrels and Tribes: Hunting Techniques and Related Ethnozoology of Tribes of Arunachal Pradesh
    • Hiranmoy Chetia, Murali C. Krishna, and John L. Koprowski
    • 32 Fish Traps, Seed-Grinding, and Food Stores: Reconstructing Complex Mithaka Indigenous Economic and Water Management Technologies
    • Ray C. Kerkhove, Jennifer L. Silcock, Douglas Williams, Ania Kotarba-Morley, Duncan Keenan-Jones, Nathan J. Wright, Mike W. Morley, Joshua Gorringe, Glen Scholz, Kelsey M. Lowe, M. Cemre Üstünkaya, Samantha Stephens, Patrick T. Moss, and Michael C. Westaway
    • 33 Navigating through the Reefs: An Engaged Ethno-Archaeology Study of Torres Strait Islander Gidhal
    • Duncan Wright, Rod Mitchell, and Cygnet Repu
    • 34 Inequality, Human Rights, and Social Justice
    • Sandra L. López Varela and Claire Smith
    • 35 How Can Indigenous Archaeology Address Inequality?
    • Siobhan M. Hart
    • 36 Heritage and Institutional Power: Reconsidering the Past as the Present in the Southern Indian Ocean
    • Shahid Vawda
    • 37 An Archaeology of Everyday Racism: Katherine, Northern Territory, Australia
    • Claire Smith, Jocelyn McCartney, Jean Tiati, Jasmine Willika, Jordan Ralph, Susan Arthure, Elspbeth Hodgins, Kellie Pollard, Heather Burke, and Gary Jackson
    • 38 Using Community Archaeology to Protect Indigenous Wells and Pastoral Biocultural Heritage in Northern Kenya
    • Freda Nkirote M'Mbogori, Katello Abduba, Ali Gufu, Mercy Gakii Kinyua, Waktole Tiki, and Paul J. Lane
    • 39 Navigating Shifting Sands: Guidelines for Human Skeletal Repatriation and Restitution from South Africa
    • Wendy Black, Victoria E. Gibbon, and Rooksana Omar
    • 40 Colonialism and Cultural Objects: Issues of Repatriation and Restitution in West Africa
    • Caleb A. Folorunso and Oluronke F. Folorunso
    • 41 Signifier, Signified, and Sign: A Case Study of Naga Ancestral Remains at Pitt Rivers Museum
    • Alok Kumar Kanungo and Alino Sumi
    • 42 Coercion and Pacification on the Frontier: Glass Beads from Nineteenth-Century Native Mounted Police Sites in Queensland, Australia
    • Mirani Litster, Lynley A. Wallis, Heather Burke, and Noelene Cole
    • 43 Ethics versus Ethical Codes
    • Emily C. Van Alst and K. Anne Pyburn
    • 44 Cultural Survival and Sustainable Futures
    • Claire Smith and Sally K. May
    • 45 Contradictions in Heritage Tourism: Neoliberalism and Neocolonialism in Mexico and Guatemala
    • Sandra L. López Varela and Francisco Estrada-Belli
    • 46 Heritage Tourism and Sustainable Development: Nurturing Naga Connections to Land and Burial Traditions
    • Alino Sumi, Alok Kumar Kanungo, and Claire Smith
    • 47 Vaacha: The Museum of Adivasi Voice
    • G. N. Devy
    • 48 Indigenous Archaeology in Waitukubuli (Dominica): Perspectives of a Community Leader
    • Irvince Nanichi Auguiste and Corinne L. Hofman
    • 49 The Zapatista Movement, Autonomous Education, and Indigenous Cultural Survival in Southern Mexico
    • María Inclán
    • 50 Sustaining Culture and Heritage in Kiribati: The Challenge of Rising Sea Level
    • Ania Kotarba-Morley, Frank Thomas, and Mike W. Morley
    • 51 Sustainable Heritage in the Marquesas Islands: An Archaeology of Dissonance at a World Heritage Site
    • Emily Donaldson and Edgar Tetahiotupa
    • 52 Indigenous Archaeology Revisited: Is It Still Needed or Necessary?
    • Joe Watkins