One of our recent conversations within the Natureculture Lab and Critical Conservation was with Dr. Munyaradzi Elton Sagiya, an archaeologist, heritage scholar and lecturer in the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities at Bindura Universty of Science Education in  Zimbabwe whose work examines the intersections of archaeology, heritage, conservation, and decolonisation. Having worked for more than a decade as…

On Juliana Robles de la Pava’s new open-access article in the International Journal of Heritage Studies. Two decades of posthumanist critique have challenged the category of the Human: to see it as a historical construct, a normative fiction, and an instrument of hierarchy. Much of this critique has been subtractive: decentring, displacing, dethroning. But Robles de…