Better For It (ASW 36-3/4) (Hardcopy)

Better For It: Archaeology Conceived in Collaboration with Community

Issue editor: Kate Sarther

44 pages

This issue is a companion to our 2022–2023 season of Archaeology Café (videos on our YouTube channel). Contributors explore the challenges, scope, and rewards of collaborative archaeology. They share a vision of how collaboration will transform archaeology and carry communities’ stories into the future.

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Inside this issue:

Better for It: Archaeology Conceived in Collaboration with Community, Ashleigh Thompson, Skylar Begay, and Kate Sarther

Spotlight: Revitalizing Cultural Lifestyle

Doing Archaeology from the Heart, Kisha Supernant

Collaborative Archaeology and the Becoming Hopi Project, Stewart B. Koyiyumptewa and Wesley Bernardini

Weaving a Partnership: The Collaborative Journey of the Cedar Mesa Perishables Project, Louie García and Laurie D. Webster

Collaborating with Diné Communities: Reconsidering the “Pueblito” through a Diné-Oriented Archaeological Lens, Wade Campbell

Diné Archaeology on Chacra Mesa: An Invitation to Collaborative Interpretation, Davina Two Bears and Ruth Van Dyke

Public Archaeology in African American Communities, William A. White III

Meaningful Work through Collaboration: The Transcontinental Railroad, Archaeology, and the Chinese Descendant Community, Christopher W. Merritt, Karen Kwan, and Michael Sheehan

Preservation Spotlight: Save History: Archaeological Site Protection and Remediation in Indian Country, Shannon Cowell and Ashleigh Thompson

Backsight, William Doelle and Stephen Nash

Archaeology Southwest Magazine Vol. 36, No. 3 & 4

Better For It: Archaeology Conceived in Collaboration with Community

Issue editor: Kate Sarther

This issue is a companion to our 2022–2023 season of Archaeology Café (videos on our YouTube channel). Contributors explore the challenges, scope, and rewards of collaborative archaeology. They share a vision of how collaboration will transform archaeology and carry communities’ stories into the future.

Better for It: Archaeology Conceived in Collaboration with Community, Ashleigh Thompson, Skylar Begay, and Kate Sarther

Tribal Collaboration Model

Playlist of Archaeology Café episodes for this season (opens at YouTube)

On and Of the Land video featuring Pee-Posh Elder Arnie Bread Sr.

Spotlight: Revitalizing Cultural Lifestyle

Ancestral Lands Conservation Corps

Café episode

Doing Archaeology from the Heart, Kisha Supernant

Archaeologies of the Heart co-edited volume

Institute of Prairie and Indigenous Archaeology

Café episode

Collaborative Archaeology and the Becoming Hopi Project, Stewart B. Koyiyumptewa and Wesley Bernardini

Becoming Hopi co-edited volume

Café episode

Weaving a Partnership: The Collaborative Journey of the Cedar Mesa Perishables Project, Louie García and Laurie D. Webster

The Languages of the Landscape Part III: The Cedar Mesa Perishables Project, produced by Cloudy Ridge Productions

Café episode

Long Thread podcast episode featuring Louie

Collaborating with Diné Communities: Reconsidering the “Pueblito” through a Diné-Oriented Archaeological Lens, Wade Campbell

Café episode

Diné Archaeology on Chacra Mesa: An Invitation to Collaborative Interpretation, Davina Two Bears and Ruth Van Dyke

Chaco Canyon National Historical Park

Café episode

Public Archaeology in African American Communities, William A. White III

Succinct Research, Bill White′s beloved and long-running blog

Society of Black Archaeologists

Estate Little Princess

Archaeology in the Community

Café episode

Meaningful Work through Collaboration: The Transcontinental Railroad, Archaeology, and the Chinese Descendant Community, Christopher W. Merritt, Karen Kwan, and Michael Sheehan

Chinese Railroad Workers Descendants Association

Transcontinental Railroad Backcountry Byway

Golden Spike National Historical Park

Kam Wah Chung State Heritage Site and National Historic Landmark

Café episode

Preservation Spotlight: Save History: Archaeological Site Protection and Remediation in Indian Country, Shannon Cowell and Ashleigh Thompson

SaveHistory.org

Welch, John R., Shannon Cowell, Stacy L. Ryan, Duston Whiting, and Garry J. Cantley. “Cultural Resource Damage Assessment.” Advances in Archaeological Practice 11, no. 2 (2023): 111–25. (open access)

Save Indigenous History activity book (free PDF download)

Archaeological Resources Protection Act of 1979

Backsight, William Doelle and Stephen Nash

History Is in the Land (2006)

Opposing SunZia’s route through the San Pedro River Valley

Pushing Boundaries in Southwestern Archaeology co-edited volume

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