Advances in Archaeological Practice Service Issue call for papers

[Miriam Stark]

Colleagues:

In response to popular demand, Advances in Archaeological Practice is organizing a special issue on Service in Archaeology and welcomes papers from authors who live or work outside of the U.S. and Canada. Potential topics include (but are not limited to):  

• Collaborations to ensure that traditional knowledge becomes part of interpretation or informs management decision making
• Working in places of violence and trauma to be part of conversations around reconciliation and reparation
• Working to recover casualties of recent wars
• Documenting the creation of tribal CRM and Tribal Historic Preservation offices in the United States, or the work tribal archaeologists do to recover their ancestors through state, federal, and international laws
• How archaeological research relates to the construction of modern ethnic identity and the related management of ancestral landscapes.
• Using information about past foodways or past diseases to inform modern community health
• Considering the role of CRM/HRM in serving developers, states, and communities
• Use of archaeological information to help plan for climate-related adaption and to develop strategies for resilience

 

Call for papers here: 

 https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/advances-in-archaeological-practice/announcements/call-for-papers/call-for-papers-archaeology-as-service-theme-issue