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Archaeology through tok stori: negotiating the meanings, values and challenges of archaeological research in Solomon Islands

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Tok stori, a Melanesian pidgin term meaning "conversate or share stories", has emerged over the last decade as a Melanesian research methodology in the fields of education, pedagogy and leadership. This paper contributes to this scholarship by exploring the value of its application to the conceptualisation and practice of archaeological research in Solomon Islands. From our perspectives as Solo...
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2024-08-17
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Melanesia
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