The Decolonising Human Origins session has been scheduled for Tuesday 16
December in the afternoon slot from 2-6pm in Mansfield Cooper 2.03. Our speakers are listed below in running order and
the abstracts are available here. Our papers are going to be 20 minutes each with 10 minutes following each paper for discussion. There are so many wonderful session organised
for this TAG (check out the full timetable on the conference website) and we
hope you can make it along to ours.
Decolonising Human Origins Speakers:
Martin Porr and Jacqueline Matthews (University of Western Australia)
Between the universal and the local. Pathways towards the decolonisation
of human evolution
Tim Lewens (University of Cambridge) and Jonathan Birch (London School
of Economics)
Tribes and tribal instincts: A critique
Robin Dennell (University of Sheffield)
The Far East and the Far West
John Piprani (University of Manchester)
De-colonising the past. Implications for a Middle to Upper Palaeolithic
‘Transitional Industry’ from Britain
Jacqueline Matthews (University of Western Australia)
Decolonising visions of Aboriginal stone artefacts: An antipodal
perspective
Martin Porr (University of Western Australia)
Decolonising the origins of art
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