Navajo Archaeologist Is Not an Oxymoron: A Tribal Archaeologist's Experience
Navajo Archaeologist Is Not an Oxymoron: A Tribal Archaeologist's Experience
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纳瓦霍考古学家并不矛盾：一位部落考古学家的经历
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10.1353/aiq.2006.0033
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2006
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Davina Two
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Davina Two
纳瓦霍人认为，他们有神圣的责任保护考古遗址、人类遗骸、墓葬物品和遗址上发现的文化物品。纳瓦霍传统历史融合了纳瓦霍兰语的方方面面，许多传统的人认为，非纳瓦霍版本的历史没有他们自己的版本包含的关于历史的信息那么多。简而言之，关于文化资源的保护和管理，有大量的纳瓦霍传统信息。我们知道如何爱护文化资源--早在文化资源保护立法出台之前，我们就已经这样做了几个世纪。理查德·贝盖，《传统纳瓦霍人如何看待历史保护》
Navajo people believe they have a sacred duty to protect archaeological sites, human remains, burial items, and cultural items found on sites. Navajo traditional history incorporates all aspects of Navajoland, and many traditional people believe that non-Navajo versions of history do not contain as much information about history as their own. In short, there is a tremendous amount of Navajo traditional information regarding the preservation and management of cultural resources. We know how to take care of cultural resources—we have been doing this for centuries, long before cultural resource protection legislation existed. Richard Begay, “How Traditional Navajos View Historic Preservation”