Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Introduction: Cosmopolitan Heritage Ethics 1
4. 1. Young and free: The Australian Past in a Global Future 28
5. 2. Strangers and brothers? Heritage, Human Rights, and Cosmopolitan Archaeology in Oceania 48
6. 3. Archaeology and the fortress of rationality 68
7. 4. The nature of culture in Kruger national park 89
8. 5. Vernacular cosmopolitanism: An Archaeological Critique of Universalistic Reason 113
9. 6. The archaeologist as a world citizen: On the Morals of Heritage Preservation and Destruction 140
10. 7. “Time’s wheel runs back”: Conversations with the Middle Eastern Past 166
11. 8. Mavili’s voice 184
12. 9. “Walking around like they own the place”: Quotidian Cosmopolitanism at a Maya and World Heritage Archaeological Site 205
13. 10. Translating Ecuadorian Modernities: Pre-Hispanic Archaeology and the Reproduction of Global Difference 228
14. Bibliography 249
15. Contributors 285
16. Index 289