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SUMMARY:Indigenous &amp\; Archaeological Futures: Creating Equity through 
 Community-Based Storytelling with Grand Ronde - Dr Sara Gonzalez\, Univers
 ity of Washington
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CONTACT:Lydia Clough
DESCRIPTION:Abstract: In the language of self-determination\, Indigenous a
 rchaeologies are expressions of the sovereignty of Tribal Nations to deter
 mine how their heritage will be cared for\, now and into the future. Indig
 enous Nations\, however\, encounter several challenges in articulating sov
 ereignty-based approaches to archaeology and historic preservation. These 
 include a lack of funding and\, most significant\, the difficulty of opera
 ting within a legal framework for heritage protection that was not designe
 d to include the specific needs or interests of Tribal Nations. How then c
 an an Indigenous nation make archaeology work for and in accordance with t
 ribal needs and values? Using the case study of Field Methods in Indigenou
 s Archaeology (FMIA)\, I evaluate how community-based research with the Co
 nfederated Tribes of Grand Ronde Community of Oregon contributes to a uniq
 uely Grand Ronde way for practicing archaeology. Preliminary outcomes from
  the project and its field school suggest that Indigenizing archaeology no
 t only fosters more equitable relationships with and to Indigenous communi
 ties\, but also transforms the relations of archaeology––from the fiel
 d to the classroom––in ways that build our collective capacity to care
  for Indigenous heritage. \n\nThis presentation will be on Zoom.\n\nPlease
  register via the following link: https://cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/meeting/regist
 er/tJYkcOurqD8rHtWBS-ny8MyOgwLN_GSvuVV7
LOCATION:Zoom
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