Global Archaeologies of the Long Emancipation: An Introduction

IF 2.7 1区 历史学 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY
Matthew C. Reilly, Craig Stevens
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This article serves as an introduction to this guest-edited special issue of American Antiquity entitled “Global Archaeologies of the Long Emancipation.” We begin by discussing Rinaldo Walcott's notion of the Long Emancipation, noting how the failed promises of the legal ending of slavery led to sensations of freedom and ongoing forms of anti-Blackness. In response, Black communities have employed various strategies in pursuit of freedom. We then apply this argument to archaeological thought and practice, suggesting that archaeology is well positioned to provide evidence of Black creativity, action, and struggle in a variety of global contexts. The article closes with an overview of this special issue, which includes a brief summary of individual contributions.

长期解放的全球考古学:导论
这篇文章作为《美国古代》特刊的介绍,题为“长期解放的全球考古学”。我们首先讨论里纳尔多·沃尔科特关于长期解放的概念,注意到合法结束奴隶制的失败承诺如何导致了自由的感觉和持续的反黑人形式。作为回应,黑人社区采取了各种策略来追求自由。然后,我们将这一论点应用于考古学的思想和实践,表明考古学很好地为黑人在各种全球背景下的创造力、行动和斗争提供了证据。文章最后概述了这一特殊问题,其中包括对个人贡献的简要总结。
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American Antiquity
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