@inbook{89354336254246c4a36ececde5c13402,
title = "Learning from our old people and the politics of being indigenous: A ngarrindjeri response to the ancient one case",
abstract = "The “discovery” of the Ancient One has raised many significant issues related to the dichotomy between the objectives of science and the belief systems of Native Americans. In a global context, this case is representative and symbolic for many Indigenous peoples within colonized societies who continue to struggle for acknowledgment of their cultural heritage rights and recognition of their continued existence.",
keywords = "Indigenous, Native American, Ancient One, Cultural rights, cultural heritage, colonization",
author = "Christopher Wilson",
note = "Digitised as an eBook 30 June 2016 by Routledge",
year = "2008",
doi = "10.4324/9781315425771-41",
language = "English",
isbn = "9781598743470",
series = "Archaeology and indigenous peoples series",
publisher = "Left Coast Press",
pages = "248--259",
editor = "Heather Burke and Claire Smith and Lippert, {Dorothy } and Joe Watkins and Larry Zimmerman",
booktitle = "Kennewick Man",
}