Volume 24(1): Historical Bioarchaeology, Heritage, International Geopolitics, Contemporary Ethnography

Abstract

The contributions in this issue examine both historical processes and contemporary issues, offering critical perspectives through diverse methodologies such as documentary reviews, laboratory research, and fieldwork. They address scales ranging from local and community contexts to the global level. Collectively, the eleven articles encourage readers to consider the intersections of history, territory, culture, politics, economy, ecology, communication, and knowledge, reaffirming Jangwa Pana's role as a platform for interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary dialogue.