Vol. 37 No. 1 (2024): Dossiê Arqueologias Negras: nossas lutas, nossas histórias - Primeira parte

• Editorial

  Equipe Editorial; Andrei Isnardis, Fernanda Codevilla Soares, Veronica Wesolowski

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Presentation

• Reconhecendo vestígios de uma arqueologia negra coletivamente atuante no Brasil

  Lara de Paula Passos, Patrícia Marinho de Carvalho

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Dossiê Arqueologias Negras - Artigos

• Destruction, black genealogies and the materiality of Brazilian Racism during the Braço Forte Island Explosion, March 1954

  Rafael de Abreu e Souza

  8-29

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• Characterizing the quilombo as an African institution: Beatriz Nascimento’s principles for Brazilian archaeology

  Pedro Augusto Soares de Menezes

  30-48

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• Extension project of the virtual laboratory of archaeology and ethnic-racial relations: a decolonial proposal on higher education

  Luciana de Castro Nunes Novaes, Débora Anelli Silva, Daniela Souza dos Santos, João Paulo Dias Pereira, Maria Luiza Eunice Martins de Oliveira

  49-63

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• An ancestral encounter in my grandmother’s cooking: archaeological reflections on the preparation of okra as a mediator of afrodiasporic relations

  Luana Rodrigues Nascimento

  64-81

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• The importance of the materiality and the doings in the composition of the Barquinhos de Iemanjá in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

  Dandara Rodrigues Dorneles

  82-97

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• The materiality of traffic and the developments in the present: maritime archeology of the slave ship Camargo, Angra dos Reis

  Luis Felipe Freire Dantas Santos, Júlio César da Silva Marins, Gilson Rambelli

  98-116

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• Affective patchwork of collective fabrics: decolonial experiences in the communities of São Braz do Piauí, Brazil

  Géssika Sousa Macêdo

  117-125

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• Archeology by quilombolas in Brazil: a Tupinambá narrative from the lower Tapajós, Santarém.

  Hudson Romário Melo de Jesus

  126-136

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• I had a name, a smile, an ancestry and a voice

  Gabrielle Reis Ferreira

  137-146

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40 Years Special

• The Itararé-Taquara ceramic tradition in the state of São Paulo: state of the art and perspectives fifteen years later

  Equipe Editorial; Astolfo Gomes de Mello Araújo

  147-165

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• Itararé-Taquara ceramic tradition: characteristics, occurence areas, and some hypothesis on the expansion of Jê groups in southeastern Brazil

  Astolfo Gomes de Mello Araújo

  166-201

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Article

• Archeologists in the job market and the professional reality in Brazil

  Tacio Vieira Machado; Leandro Elias Canaan Mageste

  202-226

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• Walking in the pluriverse: things, livusias, and hauntings from the perspective of affective archeologies

  Leandro Elias Canaan Mageste, Alencar de Miranda Amaral

  227-258

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• The meeting of the community of Tauary, Flona Tefé, Amazonas, with the ancient pots, with archaeology, and with itself: the future of a community museum

  Mauricio André da Silva

  259-281

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Review

• Archaeology and Human Rights, an introduction

  Augusto Antônio de Assis

  282-283

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Summary of Thesis and Dissertation

• Geoarchaeological studies of sites with rock art in the Rio Grande hydrographic basin, in Barreiras and São Desidério, Bahia, Brazil

  Fernanda Martins da Silva Leão, Paulo Jobim de Campos Melo, Fernanda Libório Ribeiro Simões

  284-292

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