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245 10 a| Unearthing forgotten values :b| toward a meaningful archaeological practice /c| Sean P. Connaughton.;

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264 1 a| Vancouver, British Columbia :b| Purich Books,c| [2025];

300 a| xviii, 221 pages :b| illustrations, maps ;c| 23 cm;

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504 a| Includes bibliographical references and index.;

520 a| "About 90 percent of archaeological activity in North America is driven by private-sector development. In the process, archaeology is often used to undermine the interests of those whose material culture it allegedly seeks to preserve and interpret. Unearthing Forgotten Values explores the disrespectful and ultimately unethical nature of much commercial archaeology – or cultural resource management – and proposes a praxis that puts Indigenous communities and heritage first. Based on lengthy experience working with and within communities in British Columbia and around the world, Sean Connaughton discusses such thorny issues as the meaning of decolonization, Indigenous land rights and sovereignty, the commodification of heritage, and state support for projects that will exacerbate climate change. Weaving together real-life stories, fieldwork, scholarship, data, introspection, and Indigenous values, Unearthing Forgotten Values goes beyond explaining the status quo to charting a practical course for change. Professional archaeology will be the better for it."--c| Provided by publisher.;

530 a| Issued also in electronic formats.;

505 0 a| Birth of an anthropologist -- Working in CRM, a cautionary tale -- Industrial archaeology -- Indigenous rights -- A matter of values -- Reimagining archaeology.;

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Unearthing forgotten values : toward a meaningful archaeological practice / Sean P. Connaughton.

Author/creator	Connaughton, Sean P. author.
Format	Book
Publication	Vancouver, British Columbia : Purich Books, [2025]
Description	xviii, 221 pages : illustrations, maps ; 23 cm
Subjects	Archaeology--Moral and ethical aspects. --British Columbia. Indigenous peoples--British Columbia. --Antiquities. Cultural property--British Columbia. Cultural property--Protection. --British Columbia. Salvage archaeology--British Columbia. Community archaeology--British Columbia.

Contents	Birth of an anthropologist -- Working in CRM, a cautionary tale -- Industrial archaeology -- Indigenous rights -- A matter of values -- Reimagining archaeology.
Abstract	"About 90 percent of archaeological activity in North America is driven by private-sector development. In the process, archaeology is often used to undermine the interests of those whose material culture it allegedly seeks to preserve and interpret. Unearthing Forgotten Values explores the disrespectful and ultimately unethical nature of much commercial archaeology – or cultural resource management – and proposes a praxis that puts Indigenous communities and heritage first. Based on lengthy experience working with and within communities in British Columbia and around the world, Sean Connaughton discusses such thorny issues as the meaning of decolonization, Indigenous land rights and sovereignty, the commodification of heritage, and state support for projects that will exacerbate climate change. Weaving together real-life stories, fieldwork, scholarship, data, introspection, and Indigenous values, Unearthing Forgotten Values goes beyond explaining the status quo to charting a practical course for change. Professional archaeology will be the better for it."-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references and index.
Other forms	Issued also in electronic formats.
Issued in other form	Online version: Connaughton, Sean P. Unearthing forgotten values. Vancouver, British Columbia : Purich Books, 2025 0774881062 9780774881067
LCCN	2024406293
ISBN	9780774881050
ISBN	0774881046 (hardcover)
ISBN	9780774881043 (hardcover)
ISBN	0774881054 (softcover)
ISBN	(EPUB)
ISBN	(PDF)

Unearthing forgotten values : toward a meaningful archaeological practice / Sean P. Connaughton.

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