Reconfiguring Anthropology and Archaeology Through Indigenous Knowledge : Fieldwork, Territories, and Heritage
International Workshop
Organisé dans le cadre du séminaire RESCI – Retours, restitutions, circulations, en partenariat avec les UMR LESC et TEMPS et le labex Les passés dans le présent, par Bérénice Bellina, directrice de recherche, UMR TEMPS, Jessica De Largy Healy, chargée de recherche, UMR LESC, et Ghislaine Glasson Deschaumes, directrice de la MSH Mondes.
This workshop explores how Indigenous knowledge systems are reshaping research and heritage practices in anthropology and archaeology, with a special focus on participatory approaches and co-produced methodologies.
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Programme
10h00-10h15 – Opening session – Pascale GOETSCHEL – Directrice adjointe scientifique, CNRS SHS, Sciences et sociétés
10h15-10h30 – Opening session – Ghislaine Glasson-Deschaumes (MSH Mondes), Jessica De Largy Healy (UMR 7186 LESC-CNRS), Bérénice Bellina (UMR8068 TEMPS-CNRS)
10h30-11h10. Entangling Indigenous knowledges in Universities: Reflections on Collaborative Experiences and Fieldwork (EDGES Project)
Romain Denimal Labeguerie (UMR 7186 LESC-EREA, CNRS-UPN), Prof. Aline Hémond (UMR 7186 LESC-EREA, CNRS-UPN), Prof. Olivier Le Guen (CIESAS-DF, Mexique)
11h10-11h30. COFFEE BREAK
11h30-12h10. Indigenous knowledge recognition in Australian institutions
Dr Andrea Clarke, Senior Research Fellow (Indigenous Studies Unit, the University of Melbourne)
12h10-12h50. Sharing Science, Sharing Responsibility: Engaging Yolŋu Regimes of Care
Dr Jessica De Largy Healy (UMR 7186 LESC, CNRS)
12h50-13h30. Indigenous archaeology in Brazil: challenges and perspectives
Ana Caroline Sousa Arapiun, PhD candidate (Universidade de São Paulo/MNHN )
– traduction E. de Vienne (UMR 7186 LESC-UPN)
13h30-14h10. LUNCH BREAK
14h10-14h50. From living people to living archaeology: building an archaeological project in Alaskan Native communities
Dr Claire Houmard (Chrono-environnement – UMR 6249 CNRS/UFC) Dr Quentin Verriez (UMR 6249 Chrono-environnement – UMR 6249 CNRS/UFC), Aliona Troubnikoff (UMR 6249), Charlotte Fauve (Télérama)
14h50-15h30. Archaeology, Colonial Politics and the Struggle for First Nations’ Heritage Sovereignty: Three Vignettes from the Canadian State
Dr Peter Johansen, Associate Professor (Department of Anthropology, McGill University)
15h30-16h10. From Margins to Center: Co-Constructing the Heritage of Southeast Asia’s Maritime Nomads at the Crossroads of Anthropology, Archaeology, and Orang Suku Laut Knowledge
Prof. Cynthia Chou (University of Iowa) and Dr Bérénice Bellina (UMR8068 TEMPS, CNRS)
16h10- 16h30 – TEA BREAK
16h30-17h10. The Anlape site as a Living Heritage: Combining Scientific and Social Challenges for Understanding the Early Colonial Period at Anlape, Northern Coast of Peru
Dr Alicia Espinosa (UMR 8096 ArchAm, Université Paris 1 Panthéon – Sorbonne,), Prof Jefrin Ascencio Falla (Universidad Nacional Toribio Rodriguez de Mendoza de Amazonas) et Dr Carlos Figueroa Beltran (Universidad Estatal de San Diego)
17h10-17h50. Modern ancestors: heritage reconfigurations of Mayan discourses on the past
Dr Valentina Vapnarsky (CNRS-EPHE)
17h50-18h30. Indigenous Knowledge and State Institutions in Bolivia: The dik@ré Project and the Yurakaré Institute of Language and Cultur
Dr Vincent Hirtzel (UMR 7186 LESC-CNRS)
