How land grant heirs and archaeologists are rebuilding history—together. Historically, archaeological excavation has often been done by people unfamiliar with the places and sites they are researching. And all too often, this excavation resulted in looting and approaches that were not respectful of the cultures and peoples who had once resided at a particular site.  Now, community-led archaeology has gained a lot of traction as a best practice rooted in respect and also because when archaeologists work with communities it becomes easier to find answers or to know the right types of questions to ask.… Read More