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Community archaeology is s way to rewrite everybody's history | Secret Agents of the Underground Railroad

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Community archaeology is s way to rewrite everybody's history | Secret Agents of the Underground Railroad

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Archaeology is rooted in racism and colonialism, say scientists. But the discipline is being reformed, and now has a great amount of cultural sensitivity, offering new perspectives on history that unearths new stories to give back to a community.

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Archaeology is rooted in racism and colonialism, say scientists. Here's how we rewrite 'everyone's history'

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