Interrogating human origins : decolonisation and the deep human past /
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| Language: | English |
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Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY :
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2020.
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| Series: | Archaeological orientations.
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Table of Contents:
- Interrogating and decolonising the deep human past / Martin Porr and Jacqueline M. Matthews
- IMHO : inventing modern human origins / Iain Davidson
- Modern colonial ontologies of the 'more-than-animal' human : provincialising humanism for the present day / Kay Anderson
- Colonialism and narratives of human origins in Asia and Africa / Sheela Athreya and Rebecca Rogers Ackermann
- Primordialising Aboriginal Australians : colonialist tropes and Eurocentric views on behavioural markers of modern humans / Ian J McNiven
- Old flames : rekindling ideas of fire, humanity and representation through creative art practice / Ursula K Frederick
- Orientalism and origins : the search for firsts in the 'Cradle of Civilization' / Allison Mickel
- The beast without : becoming human in the science fiction of H.G. Wells / John McNabb
- The temporality of humanity and the colonial landscape of the deep human past / Martin Porr
- The Far West from the Far East : decolonisation and human origins in East Asia : the legacy of 1937 and 1948 / Robin Dennell
- Interpretative shifts in understanding the prehistoric settlement of the Indian subcontinent : comparing Western and Indian historical perspectives / Parth R Chauhan
- Our earliest ancestors : human and non-human primates of North America / Paulette F Steeves
- "If we are all African, then I am nothing" : hominin evolution and the politics of identity in South Africa / Amanda Esterhuysen
- Naming the sacred ancestors : taxonomic reification and Pleistocene genomic narratives / Jonathan Marks
- Traditional owner participation in genetic research : a researcher perspective / Craig Muller and Joe Dortch.