Ref ID:	37901
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Authors:	Andrea Jalandoni
Title:	Australia-affiliated rock art research in Southeast Asia and Micronesia
Date:	2022
Source:	Histories of Australian Rock Art Research
Publisher:	ANU Press
DOI:	10.22459/TA55.2022.14
Abstract:	The purpose of this paper is to open a conversation around the ways in which ethical collaboration can be envisaged and designed to ensure an inclusive and diversified approach in archaeological research. Emerging trends indicate that, while there has been a surge of interest in archaeological research in Southeast Asian and Micronesian rock art, there has also been an increasing need to question the modes of research design and collaboration implemented by researchers. This conversation is particularly relevant in an academic environment and in the wider sociopolitical context as a principal aspect of decolonising academic work, embedded in ensuring that Indigenous and non-Western voices challenge the Western trajectories of research methodologies and representation.
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