Atlantic Crossings: Biosocial Interventions in African Diasporic Bioarchaeological Thought and Practice

The African diaspora, or the mass displacement of Africans and their descendants as a result of colonial slave trading, continues to be a topic of methodological and theoretical interest in biological anthropology and bioarchaeology. However, the legacies of racist and exploitative research that are...

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Published in:	American journal of biological anthropology Vol. 188; no. 2; p. e70140
Main Author:	Cunningham, Andreana S
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	United States Wiley Subscription Services, Inc 01.10.2025
Subjects:	19th century African cultural groups Anthropology Archaeology Birth place Black people Black People - history Case studies Coercion Colonialism Deconstruction Descendants Diaspora Enslaved Persons - history Enslavement - history Frame analysis Geographic mobility History, 19th Century Humans Interdisciplinary aspects Intervention Labor migration Measurement Migration Operational definitions Physical anthropology Racism Stratification Barbados African diaspora biosocial Atlantic archival interdisciplinary theory variation bioarchaeology
ISSN:	2692-7691, 2692-7691
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