2024 Hall Annual Lecture

Join the School of Social Science for an enlightening event that explores how Indigenous archaeology is reshaping the field by integrating Indigenous knowledge and practices. This approach supports Tribal sovereignty and counters colonial narratives, creating opportunities for Indigenous Peoples to engage in archaeological research that honours their ancestors, homelands, and future generations.

 

The presentation will highlight how blending Indigenous knowledge with archaeological methods is forging a new path forward, revealing new insights about the past while reclaiming Indigenous connections. This event is crucial for understanding the social, political, and cultural impacts of colonialism in archaeology and training future archaeologists to avoid the trappings of colonial-based research.