Thank you
Thanks to all the conference participants who made Unearthing Unseeing such a though-provoking and insightful gathering. We look forward to staying in contact and following your work as it moves ahead.
Final Conference Program
The final program for the Unearthing Unseeing Conference is now available. We look forward to welcoming all of the participants to Cornell for this event.
Preliminary Program
The preliminary program for Unearthing Unseeing is now available at the link and embedded below. The conference includes 40 papers that range widely across global regions and histories of violence. The two days of the conference are organized into seven panels: Session 1 – Empire, Colony, and Capital in the Making of Heritage Session 2 …
Unearthing, Unseeing Abstract Submission Portal Open
The web form for submitting abstracts for the Unearthing, Unseeing conference is now open. Our thanks to everyone who pre-registered for the conference. There has been an incredible amount of interest and we look forward to a powerful and thought-provoking event. The pre-registration form is now closed, but anyone can submit an abstract for the …
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Unearthing, Unseeing Keynote Speakers
Alfredo González-Ruibal Instituto de Ciencias del Patrimonio Alfredo González-Ruibal is an archaeologist with the Institute of Heritage Sciences of the Spanish National Research Council. His work focuses on the archaeology of the contemporary past and more specifically on the dark side of modernity: conflict, dictatorship and colonialism. He is the author of An Archaeology of …
Unearthing, Unseeing: Archaeology, Heritage, and Forensics in the Shadow of State Violence
The conference “Unearthing, Unseeing: Archaeology, Heritage, and Forensics in the Shadows of State Violence” will explore the practice of archaeology and heritage studies in contexts haunted by repression, authoritarianism, and genocide. State violence often operates through assaults on the past that seek to erase or obscure the material and intangible traces of unwanted histories. Archaeology …
Unearthing, Unseeing
Planning is now underway at Cornell University for “Unearthing, Unseeing: Archaeology, Heritage, and Forensics in the Shadow of State Violence”. This global conference will explore the practice of archaeology and heritage studies in contexts haunted by repression, authoritarianism, and genocide. More details soon.