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FOR-120: Chinese Diaspora Archaeologies: New Approaches to the Study of Everyday Lives
Time:
Friday, 05/Jan/2024:
9:15am - 11:15am
Session Chair: Laura W. Ng
Location:OCC 204
Oakland Convention Center
Level 2 / Room 204
Session Abstract
In this forum, each participant will spend three minutes focusing on one new and specific archaeological approach that they have employed in researching the lived experiences and daily lives of Chinese in the diaspora. Many of these approaches are rooted in community-engaged praxis, research foci on exclusion and racism, and/or innovative archaeological methods.
Presentations
Chinese Diaspora Archaeologies: New Approaches to the Study of Everyday Lives
Organizer(s): Laura W. Ng (Grinnell College)
Chair(s): Laura W. Ng (Grinnell College)
Panelist(s): Kelly Fong (University of California Los Angeles), William A. White (University of California Berkeley), Veronica Peterson (Harvard University), Laurie A. Wilkie (University of California Berkeley), Jocelyn Lee (Stanford University), Michael R. Polk (Aspen Ridge Consultants), Christopher W. Merritt (Utah Department of Cultural & Community Engagement), Chelsea Rose (Southern Oregon University Laboratory of Anthropology), Renae Campbell (University of Idaho), J. Ryan Kennedy (Indiana University Bloomington), Kimberley Connor (Stanford University), Jiajing Wang (Dartmouth College), A. Dudley Gardner (Western Archaeological and Anthropological Research Institute), Laura W. Ng (Grinnell College)
In this forum, each participant will spend three minutes focusing on one new and specific archaeological approach that they have employed in researching the lived experiences and daily lives of Chinese in the diaspora. Many of these approaches are rooted in community-engaged praxis, research foci on exclusion and racism, and/or innovative archaeological methods.
