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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Collaborative Archaeology"”.
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Better Together: Collaborative Archaeology at the Stewart Indian School
… thesis presents the initial results of the 2013 Collaborative Historical Archaeology Field School at the Stewart Indian School site, 26-OR-568, in Carson City, Nevada. The excavations were conducted largely in order to locate the original, wooden school building that was built in 1890, and to …
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Relationships and Reciprocity: a Collaborative Approach to Ethnoarchaeology of the Choctaw (Chahta) Homeland
… Homeland is an understudied research area in archaeology with even less work done in collaboration with Indigenous descendant communities (both resident and removed). This project was in collaboration with descendant Choctaw communities to produce a body of research useful to the Choctaw …
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Unearthing Collaboration: Community and Multivocal Archaeology in Highland Guatemala
… for three seasons until the perception of archaeology among the community residents changed. The tranquil community comprised primarily of K'iche' Maya people that had once welcomed the archaeology project now forbade all archaeologists to enter the town for fear archaeologists with …
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‘Answering the calls of the living’: collaborative practice in archaeology and ancient Egyptian daily life exhibitions in Western museums
… I begin by discussing the theoretical context of collaborative archaeology and the historical position of Western Egyptology display. From here I disclose my three-part methodology. Part one involves collaboration with the modern Egyptian community to address perceptions of ancient Egypt and to …
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8maw8gan: Zooarchaeology of Changing W8banaki Fishing Practices at Fort Odanak on Alsig8ntegw
This dissertation examines change and continuity in w8banaki fishing practices, following Euro-Canadian colonization of their territory in Québec from the 18th to the 20th century. To document these practices, I study fish and other animal remains found in archaeological contexts at the Fort Odanak …