A hitchhiker's guide to 'slowing down' heritage engagement? Archaeological ethnography, Indigenous heritage and decoloniality in the southcentral Andes
Francesco Orlandi
The chapter outlines archaeological ethnography as an undisciplined source for decolonising hierarchical classifications and state-authorised discourses about heritage, indigeneity and rights. Two vignettes describe how consultation and consent-seeking processes with Indigenous governance bodies have influenced the def...
- Edward Elgar Publishing
- Italy
- English