Skull Wars by David Thomas
Kennewick Man, Archaeology, and the Battle for Native American Identity
This compelling narrative delves into the contentious history of anthropology in America, focusing on the complex relationships between Native Americans and archaeologists. It explores the ethical and cultural conflicts surrounding the excavation and study of indigenous remains, particularly highlighting the debates ignited by the discovery of the Kennewick Man. The book provides a nuanced examination of how scientific inquiry, cultural heritage, and legal battles intersect, revealing the deep-seated tensions and evolving dialogues between scientific communities and indigenous peoples over the ownership and interpretation of ancestral bones.
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- 2000
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