Archaeology and Applied Anthropology as a Collaborative Approach to Decolonization

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Decolonization efforts focus on the overlooked Indigenous experiences from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, asserting cultural persistence.
Key findings reveal that major gaps exist in the understanding of Indigenous cultures during these middle centuries of adaptation.
Utilizing historical anthropology and applied anthropological research, we can better engage with Native communities' needs and narratives of their pasts effectively in archaeology practices today.

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This article demonstrates a collaborative approach to decolonization in Native archaeology, highlighting cultural adaptation.

Buck Woodard (2024) studied this question.

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