Indigenous Archaeologies
ANTH 1125 S01 [CRN: 26223]
This is an intro. to Indigenous archaeology, sometimes defined as archaeology "by, for and with Indigenous peoples." These approaches combine the study of the past with contemporary social justice concerns. However, they are more than this. In addition to seeking to make archaeology more inclusive of and responsible to Indigenous peoples, they seek to contribute a more accurate understanding of archaeological record. They thus do not reject science, but attempt to broaden it through a consideration of Indigenous epistemologies. This course covers topics as the history of anthropological archaeology, Indigenous knowledge and science, decolonizing methodologies, representational practices and NAGPRA. DPLL- Term
- Spring 2018
- Credit Hours
- 1
- Maximum Enrollment
- 14
- Course Attributes
- Diverse Perspectives in LL
- Primary Instructor
- Meetings
- 09:00 - 10:20 Tue, Thu - from Jan 24, 2018 to May 18, 2018
- Exam Group Code
- 01