In 2000, Professor Joe Watkins published Indigenous Archeology: American Indian Values and Scientific Practice, thus codifying a slowly growing trend toward an archaeology that incorporates indigenous values and points of view. Today, a new generation of archaeologists are redefining the possibilities of the field in a way that is revolutionary. This panel explores the current state of Indigenous archaeology and new projects utilizing these methodologies.

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