Construcciones coloniales

Como arqueóloga histórica en el sentido amplio de la definición, escribiré sobre colonialismo y fronteras mayoritariamente, pero también publicaré aquí entrevistas de investigadoras/os o académicas/os que me inspiran y de otras personas, así como de mis experiencias docentes y de campo.

¡Espero que te guste y me sigas!

The (discarded) material culture of the pandemic

Gloves and, particularly, face masks are the discarded material culture of the current pandemic. What can we learn from an archaeological perspective?

Teaching Archaeology to Schoolers

I have gathered several online lessons, games and ideas to teach schoolers archaeology and have so much fun with them. Especially now, for all of you who need to teach online or for parents who are home-schooling. There is something for everyone!

No, this is not the first time. We’ve seen this before

It is common among politicians these days to repeat many times that ‘nobody expected something like this to happen’. However, this is completely untrue.

Imperial Defeat(s)

It is more common to hear about the expansion of empires than about their defeats. The colonial discourse works that way, trying to erase resistance and emphasising triumph.

Archaeology of Colonialism – Why?

Wandering around Cairo’s European quartier and visiting the city of Ṣūr (Tyre) in Lebanon, I realised how much our history and daily experience is shaped by colonialism.