Francesco Orlandi
Biographic Data
| ID | 882760 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Francesco Orlandi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Francesco |
| FAMILY NAME | Orlandi |
| SIGNATURE | ORLANDI F |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Exeter |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1844-7196 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Archaeological Ethnography of Indigenous Heritage Rights
This article aims to contribute to an ethical and post-disciplinary reflection in indigenous and postcolonial archaeologies. Adopting the relational perspective of political ontology unravels the complexities behind the seemingly superficial conflicts over the interpretation of a piece of rock art and the failed implementation of the solar energy project in the Indigenous Community Amaicha del Valle. The juxtaposition of state-authorised and plac…
Fence and friction at Tiwanaku (Bolivia)
The article investigates diverging heritage practices in plurinational Bolivia. It draws on the Aymara concept of taypi to address heritage conflicts from a cosmopolitical perspective on memory and territoriality. Place-based histories and sociomaterial assemblages redefine Indigenous heritage as a multi-temporal meeting ground between state, local communities and more-than-human-beings
Introduction - The heritage and decoloniality nexus
More than ever, heritage narratives, policies, and objects are being questioned because of the colonial legacies that still permeate public spaces (e.g., Knudsen et al., 2022). From the eruption of protests and claims to heritage objects, places, and monuments in former colonial powers, to the emergence of Indigenous peoples' heritage curatorship of land, and resources activism, new efforts are challenging racialized social orders and persistent …
Indigenous Heritage and Ontological Conflicts in the Southcentral Andes
Taking inspiration from the epistemological potential of the Aymara concept of taypi this contribution aims to show the persistence of Indigenous peoples' self-determination and community governance in contemporary heritage politics. A multisited archaeological ethnography across Tiwanaku (Bolivia) and the Calchaquí valleys (Tucumán, Argentina) brings to light the long memories of anti-colonial resistance in the southcentral Andes and visualizes …
La memoria larga de la patrimonialización
En este artículo combino las posturas críticas de la etnografía arqueológica y las aberturas epistémicas propiciadas por recientes desarrollos en tema de ontología política para investigar en los pliegues de las múltiples temporalidades de la patrimonialización del sitio arqueológico de Quilmes y de su resignificación como Ciudad Sagrada; un proceso que coincide con la consolidación del consenso sobre la interpretación multicultural y etnodesarro…
La memoria larga de la patrimonialización
En este artículo combino las posturas críticas de la etnografía arqueológica y las aberturas epistémicas propiciadas por recientes desarrollos en tema de ontología política para investigar en los pliegues de las múltiples temporalidades de la patrimonialización del sitio arqueológico de Quilmes y de su resignificación como Ciudad Sagrada; un proceso que coincide con la consolidación del consenso sobre la interpretación multicultural y etnodesarro…
Introduction - The heritage and decoloniality nexus
More than ever, heritage narratives, policies, and objects are being questioned because of the colonial legacies that still permeate public spaces (e.g., Knudsen et al., 2022). From the eruption of protests and claims to heritage objects, places, and monuments in former colonial powers, to the emergence of Indigenous peoples' heritage curatorship of land, and resources activism, new efforts are challenging racialized social orders and persistent …
Indigenous Heritage and Ontological Conflicts in the Southcentral Andes
Taking inspiration from the epistemological potential of the Aymara concept of taypi this contribution aims to show the persistence of Indigenous peoples' self-determination and community governance in contemporary heritage politics. A multisited archaeological ethnography across Tiwanaku (Bolivia) and the Calchaquí valleys (Tucumán, Argentina) brings to light the long memories of anti-colonial resistance in the southcentral Andes and visualizes …
La memoria larga de la patrimonialización
En este artículo combino las posturas críticas de la etnografía arqueológica y las aberturas epistémicas propiciadas por recientes desarrollos en tema de ontología política para investigar en los pliegues de las múltiples temporalidades de la patrimonialización del sitio arqueológico de Quilmes y de su resignificación como Ciudad Sagrada; un proceso que coincide con la consolidación del consenso sobre la interpretación multicultural y etnodesarro…
Introduction - The heritage and decoloniality nexus
More than ever, heritage narratives, policies, and objects are being questioned because of the colonial legacies that still permeate public spaces (e.g., Knudsen et al., 2022). From the eruption of protests and claims to heritage objects, places, and monuments in former colonial powers, to the emergence of Indigenous peoples' heritage curatorship of land, and resources activism, new efforts are challenging racialized social orders and persistent …
Archaeological Ethnography of Indigenous Heritage Rights
This article aims to contribute to an ethical and post-disciplinary reflection in indigenous and postcolonial archaeologies. Adopting the relational perspective of political ontology unravels the complexities behind the seemingly superficial conflicts over the interpretation of a piece of rock art and the failed implementation of the solar energy project in the Indigenous Community Amaicha del Valle. The juxtaposition of state-authorised and plac…
Fence and friction at Tiwanaku (Bolivia)
The article investigates diverging heritage practices in plurinational Bolivia. It draws on the Aymara concept of taypi to address heritage conflicts from a cosmopolitical perspective on memory and territoriality. Place-based histories and sociomaterial assemblages redefine Indigenous heritage as a multi-temporal meeting ground between state, local communities and more-than-human-beings
Anthropological Studies and Insights (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · History (4 works) · History (4 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (3 works) · Indigenous Cultures and History (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Engineering (2 works)