Indigenous Peoples and Archaeology in Latin America

Abstract

List of Illustrations Introduction: What is to be done? Elements for a discussion. Cristobal Gnecco and Patricia Ayala. Entrance (Exit): Indigenous Archaeology and Peasant Power. Alejandro F. Haber. Part I: When Material Culture Matters: the State, Indigenous Peoples, and Archaeologists 1. Ruins and the State: archaeology of a Mexican symbiosis. Federico Navarrete. 2. Native Histories and Archaeologists. Cristobal Gnecco. 3. Indigenous Archaeology... in Peru? Alexander Herrera. 4. Turning Tables in Search of Dialogue: The Making of Indiscrete Spaces in Latin American Contexts. Dante Angelo. 5. The Indigenous Other in Atacameno Archaeology. Patricia Ayala. 6. Building Dialogues across Contradicting Interests in Northern Chile: An Experience and Some Preliminary Thoughts. Diego Salazar. 7. Reflections on Chilean Legislation and the Indigenous Archaeological Heritage: An Archaeologist's Viewpoint. Luis E. Cornejo. 8. Archaeology and Indigenous Communities: A Comparative Study of Argentinean and Brazilian Legislation. Maria Luz Endere, Placido Cali, and Pedro Paulo A. Funari. 9. Indigenous Knowledge and Archaeological Science: The Challenges of Public Archaeology in the Area Indigena do Uaca. Lesley Fordred Green, David R. Green, and Eduardo Goes Neves. Part II: Indigenous Archaeology, Archaeology for Indigenous Peoples 10. Vindications of a Mesoamerican Marginal Group: The Otomies from the Valley of the Mezquital. Fernando Lopez Aguilar. 11. Indigenous Archaeologies or the Fight against the Third Transformation of Faust: Reflections from Colombian and Argentinean Communities. Wilhelm Londono. 12. Archaeology and Identity: The Case of the Guambianos. Luis Guillermo Vasco. 13. Indigenous Representations of the Archaeological Record: Spectral Reflections of Postmodernity in Ecuador. O. Hugo Benavides. 14. Archaeological Ruins: Spaces of the Past, Expectations of the Future. Tourism and Heritage in Nor Lipez (Dpt. Of Potosi, Bolivia). Francisco M. Gil Garcia. 15. The message of the Kuviche in the Llew-Llew. Juana Paillalef Carinao. 16. Archaeology and Caboclo Populations in Amazonia: Regimes of Historical Transformation and the Dilemmas of Self Representation. Denise Maria Cavalcante Gomes. 17. Archaeology and Paresi Cultural Heritage. Flavia Prado Moi and Walter Fagundes Morales. Exit (Entrance): Bolivian Archaeology: Another Link in the Chain of Coloniality? Marcelo Fernandez-Osco. Appendix: Declaration of Rio Cuarto Index About the Authors