Praxis and interculturality in south american indigenous archaeology

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The goal of this paper is to present a program or praxis for South American indigenous archaeology; that is, the archaeology for and with indigenous peoples. Considering the sociopolitical and cultural history of the region, the politics of identity that South American nation-states developed, indig...

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Autor principal: Acuto, Félix A.
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Publicado: Archaeology Department of the School of Anthropology, Faculty of the Humanities and Arts, National University of Rosario 2021
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Arqueología indígena
Praxis
Interculturalidad
Sudamérica
Indigenous archaeology
Interculturality
South America
Acceso en línea:https://revistaanuarioarqueologia.unr.edu.ar/index.php/AA/article/view/73
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spelling I15-R197-article-732021-11-19T15:21:40Z Praxis and interculturality in south american indigenous archaeology Praxis e interculturalidad en la arqueología indígena sudamericana Acuto, Félix A. Arqueología indígena Praxis Interculturalidad Sudamérica Indigenous archaeology Praxis Interculturality South America The goal of this paper is to present a program or praxis for South American indigenous archaeology; that is, the archaeology for and with indigenous peoples. Considering the sociopolitical and cultural history of the region, the politics of identity that South American nation-states developed, indigenous movements and organizations’ contemporary demands, and the current context of pressure on and conflicts in indigenous territories, it is necessary to develop an archaeology committed to the projects, claims, and struggles of the original peoples of the region. This program claims that South American indigenous archaeology needs to: 1) know and respect contemporary indigenous rights, recognizing original peoples as subject of rights and political subjects; 2) admit that what we call archaeological heritage belongs to indigenous peoples and communities; 3) make archaeology available for indigenous projects, demands, and struggles, especially when hegemonic groups, who still deny original peoples, seek to appropriate their territories and resources; 4) recognize that indigenous peoples speak for themselves and that archaeology needs to open up academic spaces for native voices, respecting their knowledge and promoting the production of intercultural knowledge. El objetivo de este trabajo es presentar un programa o praxis para la arqueología indígena sudamericana; es decir, la arqueología por y para los pueblos originarios. Teniendo en cuenta la historia sociopolítica y cultural de la región, las políticas de identidad desarrolladas por los estados-naciones sudamericanos, las demandas contemporáneas de las organizaciones y movimientos indígenas y el contexto actual de presión sobre y conflictos en los territorios indígenas, se plantea la necesidad de desarrollar una arqueología comprometida con los proyectos, reclamos y luchas de los pueblos originarios de la región. Este programa plantea que la arqueología indígena sudamericana debe: 1) conocer y respetar el marco de derecho indígena vigente, considerando a los pueblos originarios como sujetos de derecho y sujetos políticos; 2) conceder que lo que denominamos patrimonio arqueológico pertenece a estos pueblos y sus comunidades; 3) llevar adelante una arqueología que se ponga a disposición de los proyectos, reclamos y luchas indígenas, especialmente cuando grupos hegemónicos, que siguen negándolos, buscan apropiarse de sus territorios y recursos; 4) reconocer que los pueblos originarios hablan por sí mismos y abrir los espacios académicos a las voces indígenas, respetando los saberes y promoviendo la producción de conocimientos interculturales. Archaeology Department of the School of Anthropology, Faculty of the Humanities and Arts, National University of Rosario 2021-11-11 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistaanuarioarqueologia.unr.edu.ar/index.php/AA/article/view/73 10.35305/aa.v13i13.73 Anuario de Arqueología; Vol. 13 No. 13 (2021); 29-39 Anuario de Arqueología; Vol. 13 Núm. 13 (2021); 29-39 2684-0138 1852-8554 spa https://revistaanuarioarqueologia.unr.edu.ar/index.php/AA/article/view/73/64
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topic Arqueología indígena
Praxis
Interculturalidad
Sudamérica
Indigenous archaeology
Praxis
Interculturality
South America
spellingShingle Arqueología indígena
Praxis
Interculturalidad
Sudamérica
Indigenous archaeology
Praxis
Interculturality
South America
Acuto, Félix A.
Praxis and interculturality in south american indigenous archaeology
topic_facet Arqueología indígena
Praxis
Interculturalidad
Sudamérica
Indigenous archaeology
Praxis
Interculturality
South America
author Acuto, Félix A.
author_facet Acuto, Félix A.
author_sort Acuto, Félix A.
title Praxis and interculturality in south american indigenous archaeology
title_short Praxis and interculturality in south american indigenous archaeology
title_full Praxis and interculturality in south american indigenous archaeology
title_fullStr Praxis and interculturality in south american indigenous archaeology
title_full_unstemmed Praxis and interculturality in south american indigenous archaeology
title_sort praxis and interculturality in south american indigenous archaeology
description The goal of this paper is to present a program or praxis for South American indigenous archaeology; that is, the archaeology for and with indigenous peoples. Considering the sociopolitical and cultural history of the region, the politics of identity that South American nation-states developed, indigenous movements and organizations’ contemporary demands, and the current context of pressure on and conflicts in indigenous territories, it is necessary to develop an archaeology committed to the projects, claims, and struggles of the original peoples of the region. This program claims that South American indigenous archaeology needs to: 1) know and respect contemporary indigenous rights, recognizing original peoples as subject of rights and political subjects; 2) admit that what we call archaeological heritage belongs to indigenous peoples and communities; 3) make archaeology available for indigenous projects, demands, and struggles, especially when hegemonic groups, who still deny original peoples, seek to appropriate their territories and resources; 4) recognize that indigenous peoples speak for themselves and that archaeology needs to open up academic spaces for native voices, respecting their knowledge and promoting the production of intercultural knowledge.
publisher Archaeology Department of the School of Anthropology, Faculty of the Humanities and Arts, National University of Rosario
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