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CATEGORIES:South America focus
CATEGORIES:Global
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CONTACT;X-BEDEWORK-UID=2c918084-5e4b21a8-015e-58b5eff5-00001139:Meyerhoff\
 , Eli
CREATED:20240406T044613Z
DESCRIPTION:Michael Heckenberger\n\nProfessor\, Department of Anthropology
 \, University of Florida\n\nThursday\, April 11\, 3:00pm - 5:00 pm\n\nSmi
 th Warehouse\, Bay 5\, Amazon Lab\n\nFollowed by a catered reception\n\nA
 bstract:\n\nLow-density urbanism\, or garden cities\, have been proposed 
 for several areas of the ancient Amazon\, which refute entrenched images 
 of pristine nature and primitive tribes frozen in time.  A new paradigm i
 s emerging that suggest an Amazonian past peopled by large\, regionally o
 rganized human communities no less technologically innovative or transfor
 mative of nature\, as other small- to medium sized preindustrial urban po
 lities globally\, particularly across the Global South's tropical forests
 .  In this presentation\, the Upper Xingu basin\, Mato Grosso\, Brazil\, 
 is described\, including cultural heritage studies and archaeology conduc
 ted over the past three decades in collaboration with the Kuikuro Indigen
 ous nation within the Território Indígena do Xingu (TIX).\n\nInterdiscipl
 inary and intercultural collaborative research is discussed in term of ch
 anging research designs and implementation\, including ongoing real-time 
 consultation\, locally administrated consent\, participatory mechanisms\,
  as well as "bottom up" or community-based approaches to deep Amazonian h
 istory. Archaeology\, in this sense or mode\, is a pedagogy of hope\, rev
 ealing viable novelty\, as reflected in the archaeological past\, as imag
 ined by diverse participants\, and providing alternatives for better comm
 on futures.  The common aim is to develop mutually intelligible and dialo
 gic participatory methods to promote coproduction of knowledge and novel 
 research directions and synergies\, and locally actionable information\, 
 which focus on common pragmatic issues\, such as staving off forest decli
 ne and die-off\, wildfires\, pollution of rivers and streams\, pandemics\
 , other chronic public feature issues\, and the existential crisis for pe
 ople and biodiversity in the modern era of an Amazonian tipping event.
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STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Archaeologies of Hope: Indigenous Heritage\, Hybrid Knowledge\, an
 d Common Futures in the Brazilian Amazon
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