claim · claim_modern_nationalist_appropriation_risk
Modern national narratives can appropriate archaeological cultures as direct ancestors of present nations, obscuring ancient diversity and uncertainty.
Modern national narratives can appropriate archaeological cultures as direct ancestors of present nations, obscuring ancient diversity and uncertainty.
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Evidence and sources
Supporting sources
- supports · critiques interpretation
An Imagined Past? Nomadic Narratives in Central Asian Archaeology — Robert N. Spengler III, Alicia Ventresca Miller, Tekla Schmaus, Giedre Motuzaite Matuzeviciute, Bryan K. Miller, Shevan Wilkin, William T. T. Taylor, Yuqi Li, Patrick Roberts, Nicole Boivin (2021)Provides direct historiographic critique.
Locator: Analysis of imagined nomadic pasts and national narratives
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Referenced records
- Andronovo-family classifications · entity
- Begazy-Dandybai tradition · entity
- Chust culture · entity
- Bactria-Margiana Archaeological Complex / Oxus Civilization · entity