1 Creating an Archaeology without Borders

In the citing paper

“Even though archaeologists know that the international border was irrelevant to Indigenous histories, its presence has created real linguistic, ideological, financial, and theoretical boundaries that few U.S. or Mexican archaeologists fluidly traverse (McBrinn and Webster 2008).”

In the citing paper

“These binational projects often publish results in English and Spanish and conferences, such as Southwest Symposium (held three times in northern México), have steadily increased the accessibility of research within Sonora and elsewhere in northern México (McBrinn and Webster 2008; Pailes and Searcy 2022; Villalpando 2002; Villalpando and McGuire 2014).”