Appropriated pasts: indigenous peoples and the colonial culture of archaeology

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2006-07-01otherChoice Reviews Online235 citationsclosed

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Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies Indigenous Cultures and History Australian Indigenous Culture and History

Abstract

Chapter 1 Colonial Culture of Archaeology Chapter 2 Progressivism: The Invention of Prehistory Chapter 3 Antiquation: Aboriginal Peoples as Living Fossils Chapter 4 Migrationism: The Archaeology of Dispossession Chapter 5 Diffusionism: The Archaeology of Alienation Chapter 6 Subjectation: Appropration Through Science Chapter 7 Shared Nations: The New Appropriation Chapter 8 Partnerships: Pathways to a Decolonised Practice Chapter 9 References Chapter 10 Index

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1992A History of Archaeological Thought. By Bruce G. Trigger.

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