Indigenous archaeologies (again)

Abstract

As the first of its kind, this issue of the Archaeological Review from Cambridge brings together Indigenous and non-Indigenous archaeologists, a bioarchaeologist, a museum curator and a community leader from Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, South Africa and the USA to discuss the multiple forms of Indigenous Archaeology. From reconnecting with Ancestors, to conceptualising Indigenous relational archaeology, applying Indigenous ontologies, and approaching Cultural Resource Management Archaeology through anti-colonial lenses, Indigenous Archaeologies highlights the work that has been and needs to be done to centre Indigenous communities in archaeological research about their Ancestors.