Cultural Resources from an Indigenous Perspective

A tribal cultural landscape is determined by and known to a culturally related group of indigenous people with relationships to that place.

Guidance Document for Characterizing Tribal Cultural Landscapes

As viewed by indigenous peoples, traditional knowledge is a cultural resource belonging to or associated specifically with an individual or a group. It may not ...

A Guidance Document for Characterizing Tribal Cultural Landscapes

The TCL approach outlined here can be used by indigenous communities to help recognize and record places and resources of cultural importance.

Understanding Cultural Resources

Understanding Cultural Resources · Prehistoric and ethnohistoric Native American archaeological sites; · Historic archaeological sites; · Historic buildings; ...

Consultation in Cultural Resource Management: An Indigenous ...

An Indigenous. Perspective. Reba Fuller. CHAPTER 21. Introduction. All over the world, indigenous people – that is, descendants of people who inhabited a place ...

When Culture Meets Archaeology: An Indigenous Woman's ...

When Culture Meets Archaeology: An Indigenous Woman's Perspective ... cultural resources. They have compelling insights and different ...

Indigenous people and nature: a tradition of conservation - UNEP

After decades of discrimination and neglect, the role indigenous peoples play as custodians of the land and the traditional knowledge that ...

Indigenous Knowledge - Community Commons

Supporting this change at scale means a significant cultural shift to genuinely valuing traditional knowledge and lived experience as equal to—and sometimes ...

Indigenous Cultural Landscapes - Captain John Smith Chesapeake ...

Indigenous Cultural Landscapes are places where uniquely Indigenous perspectives can be understood and applied in land-management decisions.

Cultural Resources - Museum of Us

These policies govern how we steward cultural resources through prioritization of Indigenous knowledge, continuous consultation, and integration of decisions by ...

Cultural Resource Management - (Indigenous Peoples and ...

Cultural Resource Management has evolved to recognize the importance of incorporating Indigenous perspectives and traditional knowledge into conservation ...

Why Centering Indigenous Perspectives is Essential to the Future of ...

Cultural Resource Management (CRM) employs an estimated 90% of all professional archaeologists in the United States, and the field is set to ...

Indigenous Perspectives in Cultural Resource Management

Dean Nicolai, head of Native American Studies at Salish Kootenai College, presents Indigenous Perspectives in Cultural Resource Management.

Indigenous Archaeology: Historical Interpretation from an Emic ...

Kennedy, Stephanie M., "Indigenous Archaeology: Historical Interpretation from an Emic Perspective" ... practice their own traditional forms of cultural resource.

Thematic Analysis of Indigenous Perspectives on Archaeology and ...

Thematic Analysis of Indigenous Perspectives on Archaeology and Cultural Resource Management Industries · Sociopolitical and Archaeological Context of the Study.

Cultural Resources Center - National Museum of the American Indian

In all of its activities, the museum acknowledges the diversity of cultures and the continuity of cultural knowledge among indigenous peoples of the Western ...

Indigenous knowledge in natural resource management: integrating ...

Indigenous peoples are great contributors to sustainable resource management. A new study highlights how natural resource managers can ...

From the Inside Looking Out | Values in Heritage Management

Very few contributions by non-Western cultures fit within the structures of such concepts, and those that were representative of the Indigenous cultures— ...

Cultural Resources | Natural Resources Conservation Service - USDA

A healthy environment includes cultural resources. Indigenous peoples (Native Americans, Native Alaskans, Native Hawaiian) have been here since time immemorial ...

Indigenous Peoples and the nature they protect - UNEP

For example, the sustainable production and consumption of indigenous and traditional food has invaluable benefits for natural resources and ...