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The Ethnotour Experience: Listening to Land, Story, and Memory — COMMUNITY ARCHAEOLOGY LAB This week’s class took us beyond readings and discussions and into the field. Our field trip, guided by the Tribal Chairman of the BVBMI, Matthew Vestuto, was described as an ethnotour—a journey throu...

Ethnotour through an Indigenous landscape—what some see as oil fields, others know as a place of deep connection. Place names carry history, memory, and meaning, shaping how we understand the past. #ethnotour #archaeology #ANTH575
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Who Tells the Story? Shifting Power in Archaeological Narratives — COMMUNITY ARCHAEOLOGY LAB If last week’s class was about setting the stage for a different kind of archaeology—one that centers community voices and collaborative methodologies—this week was about thinking through how to mak...

Who Tells the Story? In ANTH 575, students use oral history and CBPR to center Indigenous voices in archaeology and rethink heritage preservation. The future of the field is collaborative. Here’s the Week 2 Blog! #Anth575 #OralHistory

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