Ethnographic Archaeologies: Reflections on Stakeholders and Archaeological Practices
A collection of reflections on how ethnography shapes archaeological practices and stakeholder relationships in the field.
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This volume examines how ethnographic methods inform archaeological research and interpretation.
Contributors reflect on relationships between archaeologists and the communities connected to sites and collections.
The book addresses shifting practices in fieldwork, representation, and collaboration within archaeology.
Readers gain insight into ethical considerations and stakeholder engagement in contemporary archaeological work.
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