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  1. OnlineFirst - "Racialized downgrading and upgrading: Dis/articulation and the Fijian kava commodity chain" by Amanda Bertana and Marie Sarita Gaytán:

    #Fiji #kava #disarticulation #globalcommoditychain #colonialism

    journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/1

  2. OnlineFirst - "Racialized downgrading and upgrading: Dis/articulation and the Fijian kava commodity chain" by Amanda Bertana and Marie Sarita Gaytán:

    #Fiji #kava #disarticulation #globalcommoditychain #colonialism

    journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/1

  3. CW: Archaeology: Death and dying, explicit description and/or images of human remains.

    Interestingly, there are #Neolithic contexts and even physical traces on #bones which could hint at, as Hodder & Meskell put it in their 2011 article in Current Anthropology 52(2), "a concern for the processes of #bodily #articulation or #disarticulation".

    radicalanthropologygroup.org/s

  4. CW: Archaeology: Death and dying, explicit description and/or images of human remains.

    Interestingly, there are #Neolithic contexts and even physical traces on #bones which could hint at, as Hodder & Meskell put it in their 2011 article in Current Anthropology 52(2), "a concern for the processes of #bodily #articulation or #disarticulation".

    radicalanthropologygroup.org/s

  5. CW: Death and dying, explicit description and images of corpses.

    Interestingly, there are #Neolithic contexts and even physical traces on #bones which could hint at, as Hodder & Meskell put it in their 2011 article in Current Anthropology 52(2), "a concern for the processes of #bodily #articulation or #disarticulation".

    radicalanthropologygroup.org/s

  6. CW: Archaeology: Death and dying, explicit description and/or images of human remains.

    Interestingly, there are #Neolithic contexts and even physical traces on #bones which could hint at, as Hodder & Meskell put it in their 2011 article in Current Anthropology 52(2), "a concern for the processes of #bodily #articulation or #disarticulation".

    radicalanthropologygroup.org/s