In November 1995, the Laboratory of Archaeology at the University of Georgia submitted
inventories and summaries of Indigenous ancestors and funerary objects in its holdings to …

The question of how to appropriately care for and share Indigenous knowledges is central to
cultural heritage documentation and, contemporary archival praxes and discourses …

Many memory institutions hold heritage items belonging to Indigenous peoples. There are
current efforts to share knowledge about these heritage items with their communities; one …

Every culture creates and keeps records. Archivists have a pivotal responsibility toward the
relationality of the historical past to present societal structure to preserve records of …

Despite the country's cultural wealth, Indonesia is still struggling to identify and map its
cultural heritage collections across the dispersed islands as well as to digitize and make …

The study supplements manuscript digitization, which often overlooks owners' role in
manuscript literacy, highlighting their integral connection to preservation efforts. This is …

Since the late nineteenth century, many archivists and other custodians of documentary
heritage have referred to aggregated records as 'organic wholes,'emerging from and …

British colonialism has enduring consequences for First Nations peoples, marked by
massacres, land appropriations and cultural suppression. In Australia, European travellers …

This panel, in a roundtable format, will engage with the growing field of Cultural Heritage
Informatics. As iSchools and heritage institutions stumble for definitions, researchers …