Decolonizing Indigenous Histories : Exploring Prehistoric/Colonial Transitions in Archaeology.

Intro -- Contents -- 1. Finding Transitions: Global Pathways to Decolonizing Indigenous Histories in Archaeology -- Part I. Beyond Dichotomies and Colonial Categories -- 2. The Rest Is History: Devaluing the Recent Past in the Archaeology of the Pueblo Southwest -- 3. The Discovery and Decolonization of Xaltocan, Mexico -- 4. Rock Art as Historical Sources in Colonial Contexts -- 5. Decolonizing through Heritage Work in the Pocumtuck Homeland of Northeastern North America -- Part II. Scales of Transitions -- 6. Between the Longue Durée and the Short Purée: Postcolonial Archaeologies of Indigenous History in Colonial North America -- 7. Lost in Tradition, Found in Transition: Scales of Indigenous History in Siin, Senegal -- 8. When Does History Begin? Material Continuity and Change in West Africa -- 9. Lost among the Colonial Maya: Engaging Indigenous Maya History at Progresso Lagoon, Belize -- 10. Andean Households in Transition: The Politics of Domestic Space at an Early Colonial Doctrina in the Peruvian Highlands -- 11. Hidden Transcripts, Contested Landscapes, and Long-Term Indigenous History in Oaxaca, Mexico -- Part III. Reflections: Found in Transitions -- 12. Archaeologies of Colonialism in Unexpected Times and Unexpected Places -- 13. Lost in Transition: A Retrospective -- About the Editors -- About the Contributors -- Index.

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