Prior research have shown Contemporary manifestations of colonialism are increasingly apparent, surpassing its historical visibility in numerous dimensions. It has been seen in recent years, a significant number of cultural institutions, archives, and museums across Europe, North America, and Australia actively confronting the imperative of transforming their practices to promote decolonization.
This review brings together perspectives from a range of reports on the topic of decolonisation within historical archaeology. It delves into the methodologies employed, and the obstacles encountered, and gives suggestions for furthering the decolonisation process in light of the report’s insights.
This work seeks to champion the integration of indigenous knowledge systems into our educational frameworks, while also promoting the necessity for increased archaeological exploration along the African coastline.
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- Christina Feza (Author), 2024, Decolonization in Historical Archaeology. What are the Current Challenges?, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/1565293
