United States: Intersecting Magisteria: Bridging Archaeological Science And Traditional Knowledge

United States: Intersecting Magisteria: Bridging Archaeological Science And Traditional Knowledge Chip Colwell-Chanthaphonh, T.J. Ferguson, 2010   Stephen Jay Gould famously argued that science and religion are fundamentally ‘nonoverlapping magisteria’ — two spheres of understanding that should peacefully coexist without intersecting. However, when Native American religious practices contain cultural and historical information that can inform archaeological interpretations, the wall...

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