5-0295 REVERSING THE LEGACY OF COLONIALISM IN HERITAGE RESEARCH

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Saturday, November 19, 2011: 10:15-12:00

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Students, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: Stephen Loring (Smithsonian Institution)

Chairs: Stephen Loring (Smithsonian Institution)

10:15

"When Descendant Communities Are In the Driver's Seat": Examples of Collaborative, Community-Based Heritage Research From the IPinCH Project

George P Nicholas (Simon Fraser University)

10:30

"At Wood's Edge: Documenting Wampum Loss and Recovery"

Richard Wayne Hill (Six Nations Polytechnic Institute) and Margaret M Bruchac (University of Connecticut)

10:45

Community Initiatives and Archaeology: The Ngaut Ngaut Interpretive Project

Amy Roberts (Flinders University)

11:00

In the Face of Explotiation: Empowering Sto:Lo Cultural Landscape Management and Heritage Preservation

David M Schaepe (Sto:lo Research & Resource Management Centre / Sto:lo Nation)

11:15

Internal Colonization and World Heritage: Contexts, Histories, and the Cultural Politics of Heritage

Melissa F Baird (Stanford University)

11:30

Linguistic Rights In the Context of Transnational Migration

Gabriela Perez Baez (Smithsonian Institution)

11:45

Now Yesterday's Gone: Negotiating Cultural Hertiage Initiaitves with the Innu In Nitassinan (Labrador, Canada)

Stephen Loring (Smithsonian Institution)

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