Evidence of Absence: The History of Exclusivity in Archaeology (Inclusive Anthropologies)
by Maureen S. Meyers, Sarah N. Janesko
Evidence of Absence examines the history of exclusivity in archaeology, revealing how biases and omissions have influenced the field. Part of the Inclusive Anthropologies series, it advocates for broader inclusion in scholarly narratives and practices, offering a thoughtful critique of the discipline's past and potential future.
About This Book
This book delves into the historical patterns of exclusivity within archaeology, examining how certain perspectives have been marginalized over time.
As part of the Inclusive Anthropologies series, it addresses the gaps in representation and encourages a more equitable approach to archaeological inquiry.
The authors provide a critical analysis of the discipline's evolution, focusing on the evidence—or lack thereof—of diverse voices in its development.
Through this work, readers gain an understanding of how exclusivity has shaped archaeological practices and interpretations.
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