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Ruination and the William Jones Affair

Regenerative Debris and Contested Narratives in the Archives

Michael Armand P. Canilao

colonial officials carrying out the punitive expedition. They were given assurance that the colonial officials would negotiate based on their customary law. This article has shown the colonial/ethnographic production of the Ilongot archive, the

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Dispatches

Photographs from the Poignant Project at the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Cambridge; The Solidarity in Action Network; The Canadian Museum Association’s Moved to Action Report; Towards a Decolonization of the Ethnographic Displays at the National Museum of Namibia; MuseumFutures Africa Project; Museum Matters in Africa

Kirsty Kernohan, Bernadette Lynch, Lucy Bell, Goodman Gwasira, Sophia Olivia Sanan, and Jesmael Mataga

through colonial ethnography and racial sciences such as anthropometrics. The report further discusses some of the challenges of decolonizing museums, especially in the aftermath of deep, multiple, and often violent colonialisms. The museum in Namibia