Honouring ancestry, celebrating presence - the grand opening of the Nunalleq Culture and Archaeology Center
Honouring ancestry, celebrating presence - the grand opening of the Nunalleq Culture and Archaeology Center
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尊重祖先，庆祝存在——努纳莱克文化和考古中心盛大开幕
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10.1080/20518196.2023.2228175
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2023
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Hillerdal C
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自 2009 年在阿拉斯加西南部 Quinhagak 尤皮克村附近启动以社区为基础的 Nunalleq 考古项目以来，已从白令海侵蚀的海岸线上发现了超过 100,000 件文物。这为尤皮克人在接触之前的生活提供了前所未有的视角，也导致了社区传统文化习俗的复兴。这些藏品现已在后裔社区的管理下永久存放在 Quinhagak，并在 Nunalleq 文化和考古中心展出。在本文中，我们描述了 2018 年围绕该中心公开开放的活动，并讨论了加强土著和非土著合作之间伙伴关系的社区合作和实践原则，以及如何长期维持这种伙伴关系。
Since the initiation of the community based Nunalleq Archaeological Project in 2009 near the Yup’ik village of Quinhagak, in southwest Alaska, more than100,000 artefacts have been recovered from the eroding coastline of the Bering Sea. This has provided an unprecedented view into Yup’ik life before contact and has also led to a revival of traditional cultural practices in the community. The collection is now permanently deposited in Quinhagak under the curation of the descendant community, and on display in the Nunalleq Culture and Archaeology Center. In this paper we describe the events surrounding the public opening of the Center in 2018 and discuss principles of community collaboration and practice that strengthen partnerships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous collaborations and how they can be sustained long term.