Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies
Description: This cluster of papers explores Black feminist-inspired archaeology, focusing on the African diaspora, resistance, and social inequality in the Americas. It delves into topics such as cultural identity, historical landscapes, gendered publishing trends, and the intersectionality of race and gender. The research also examines colonial material culture, memory, power dynamics, and the impact of Black feminist theory on archaeological interpretations.
Characteristic keywords: Catawba, Native American archaeology, York County, South Carolina, Native American village, Research Laboratories of Archaeology, Orange County, North Carolina, Ayers Town, subsoil, Upper Saratown, Lancaster County, South Carolina, excavation unit, historical archaeology, excavation square, Fredricks Site, New Town site, Ashe Ferry site, Catawba archaeology, Nassaw-Weyapee site, Native American ceramics, Old Town site, Stokes County, North Carolina, Native American artifacts, Wall Site, archaeological loci, Jenrette Site
Sibling topics: Anthropological Studies and Insights, Classical Antiquity Studies, Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology, Colonialism, slavery, and trade, Latin American Cultural Politics, History of Colonial Brazil, Philippine History and Culture, Eurasian Exchange Networks, African Studies and Geopolitics, Global Maritime and Colonial Histories, Legal and cultural studies analysis, China's Global Influence and Migration, Australian Indigenous Culture and History, Cross-Cultural and Social Analysis, Indigenous Cultures and History, Archaeology and Natural History, Global and Cross-Cultural Management, Central European Literary Studies, Decolonial Thought and Epistemologies, Historical and Literary Studies, Death, Funerary Practices, and Mourning, Anthropology: Ethics, History, Culture, European Linguistics and Anthropology, African history and culture studies
Parent subfield: Anthropology
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
OpenAlex ID: T12532