Introduction: Returns and Reconnections Mike Jones, University of Tasmania/Australian National University, Australia; Paul Lane, University of Cambridge, UK; Ben Silverstein, Australian National University, Australia Part I: Troubling Collaborations 1. Great Zimbabwe and Spirit Mediums: Are Community and Archaeological Concerns Reconcilable? Shadreck Chirikure, University of Oxford, UK, and Munyaradzi Elton Sagiya, Bindura University of Science Education, Zimbabwe 2. Stories of the Mamarika: Co-creation as an Interdisciplinary Approach to Indigenous Research Laura Rademaker, Australian National University, Australia; Annie Clarke, University of Sydney, Australia; Ursula Frederick, Australian National University, Australia; Susan Lowish, University of Melbourne, Australia 3. Deep Pasts in Recent Times: Excavating Archaeological Human Remains in Post-genocide Rwanda John Giblin, National Museum of Scotland, Scotland; André Ntagwabira, Rwanda Cultural Heritage Academy, Rwanda; Maurice Mugabowagahunde, University of Rwanda, Rwanda; Rebecca Watts, University College London, UK Responses Joost Fontein, University of Johannesburg, South Africa Charlotte Joy, Goldsmiths, University of London, UK Part II: Returning (to) Collections 4. Reconnecting with Aboriginal Objects from the Coastal Sydney Region: Dispersed Collections, Colonial Histories, and Contemporary Communities Maria Nugent, Australian National University, Australia; Paul Irish, Coast History and Heritage, Austrlia; Gaye Sculthorpe, British Museum, UK / Deakin University, Australia; Daniel Simpson, Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Cambridge, UK; Lissant Bolton, British Museum, UK / Australian National University, Australia; Caroline Cartwright, British Museum, UK; Nicholas Thomas, Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Cambridge, UK; Noeleen Timbery, La Perouse Aboriginal Land Council, Australia 5. Research as Repatriation: The Colonial Archive and the Voices from Local Nigerian Communities George Agbo, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, NIgeria; Glory Chika-Kanu, University of Nigeria, Nsukka 6. The Ancestor and the Collector Leah Lui-Chivizhe, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia Responses Mariko Smith, Australian Museum/University of Sydney, Australia Julia Hurst, University of Melbourne, Australia Part III: Representing Community Knowledges 7. Material Witnesses: The Kuwae Eruption and the Currency of the Past on Tongoa Chris Ballard, Australian National University, Australia; Sandrine Bessis, Université de Sorbonne Nouvelle, France; Alice Kaloran, Tongoa and Shepherd Islands Women''s Association, Australia; Maëlle Calandra, Université Clermont Auvergne, France 8.

Re-examining Traumatic Pasts and Centering Community Voices within and beyond the Limits of ''Conventional'' Museum Spaces Bongani Ndhlovu, Iziko Museums of South Africa/University of Cape Town, South Africa; Annelize Kotze, Iziko Museums of South Africa/University of Cape Town, South Africa; Nichodimas Cooper, Nama Heritage Community Museum/Heritage Activist, Namibia 9. Basket in the Bookshelf, Shield in the Den: Storied Atefacts and Indigenous Curatorship Tahnee Innes, Centre for Native Title Anthropology, Australia Responses Dacia Viejo-Rose, University of Cambridge, UK Robin Derricourt, University of New South Wales, Australia Afterword Ann McGrath, Australian National University, Australia ira, Rwanda Cultural Heritage Academy, Rwanda; Maurice Mugabowagahunde, University of Rwanda, Rwanda; Rebecca Watts, University College London, UK Responses Joost Fontein, University of Johannesburg, South Africa Charlotte Joy, Goldsmiths, University of London, UK Part II: Returning (to) Collections 4. Reconnecting with Aboriginal Objects from the Coastal Sydney Region: Dispersed Collections, Colonial Histories, and Contemporary Communities Maria Nugent, Australian National University, Australia; Paul Irish, Coast History and Heritage, Austrlia; Gaye Sculthorpe, British Museum, UK / Deakin University, Australia; Daniel Simpson, Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Cambridge, UK; Lissant Bolton, British Museum, UK / Australian National University, Australia; Caroline Cartwright, British Museum, UK; Nicholas Thomas, Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Cambridge, UK; Noeleen Timbery, La Perouse Aboriginal Land Council, Australia 5. Research as Repatriation: The Colonial Archive and the Voices from Local Nigerian Communities George Agbo, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, NIgeria; Glory Chika-Kanu, University of Nigeria, Nsukka 6. The Ancestor and the Collector Leah Lui-Chivizhe, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia Responses Mariko Smith, Australian Museum/University of Sydney, Australia Julia Hurst, University of Melbourne, Australia Part III: Representing Community Knowledges 7. Material Witnesses: The Kuwae Eruption and the Currency of the Past on Tongoa Chris Ballard, Australian National University, Australia; Sandrine Bessis, Université de Sorbonne Nouvelle, France; Alice Kaloran, Tongoa and Shepherd Islands Women''s Association, Australia; Maëlle Calandra, Université Clermont Auvergne, France 8. Re-examining Traumatic Pasts and Centering Community Voices within and beyond the Limits of ''Conventional'' Museum Spaces Bongani Ndhlovu, Iziko Museums of South Africa/University of Cape Town, South Africa; Annelize Kotze, Iziko Museums of South Africa/University of Cape Town, South Africa; Nichodimas Cooper, Nama Heritage Community Museum/Heritage Activist, Namibia 9. Basket in the Bookshelf, Shield in the Den: Storied Atefacts and Indigenous Curatorship Tahnee Innes, Centre for Native Title Anthropology, Australia Responses Dacia Viejo-Rose, University of Cambridge, UK Robin Derricourt, University of New South Wales, Australia Afterword Ann McGrath, Australian National University, Australia a 5.

Research as Repatriation: The Colonial Archive and the Voices from Local Nigerian Communities George Agbo, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, NIgeria; Glory Chika-Kanu, University of Nigeria, Nsukka 6. The Ancestor and the Collector Leah Lui-Chivizhe, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia Responses Mariko Smith, Australian Museum/University of Sydney, Australia Julia Hurst, University of Melbourne, Australia Part III: Representing Community Knowledges 7. Material Witnesses: The Kuwae Eruption and the Currency of the Past on Tongoa Chris Ballard, Australian National University, Australia; Sandrine Bessis, Université de Sorbonne Nouvelle, France; Alice Kaloran, Tongoa and Shepherd Islands Women''s Association, Australia; Maëlle Calandra, Université Clermont Auvergne, France 8. Re-examining Traumatic Pasts and Centering Community Voices within and beyond the Limits of ''Conventional'' Museum Spaces Bongani Ndhlovu, Iziko Museums of South Africa/University of Cape Town, South Africa; Annelize Kotze, Iziko Museums of South Africa/University of Cape Town, South Africa; Nichodimas Cooper, Nama Heritage Community Museum/Heritage Activist, Namibia 9. Basket in the Bookshelf, Shield in the Den: Storied Atefacts and Indigenous Curatorship Tahnee Innes, Centre for Native Title Anthropology, Australia Responses Dacia Viejo-Rose, University of Cambridge, UK Robin Derricourt, University of New South Wales, Australia Afterword Ann McGrath, Australian National University, Australia ni Ndhlovu, Iziko Museums of South Africa/University of Cape Town, South Africa; Annelize Kotze, Iziko Museums of South Africa/University of Cape Town, South Africa; Nichodimas Cooper, Nama Heritage Community Museum/Heritage Activist, Namibia 9. Basket in the Bookshelf, Shield in the Den: Storied Atefacts and Indigenous Curatorship Tahnee Innes, Centre for Native Title Anthropology, Australia Responses Dacia Viejo-Rose, University of Cambridge, UK Robin Derricourt, University of New South Wales, Australia Afterword Ann McGrath, Australian National University, Australia ira, Rwanda Cultural Heritage Academy, Rwanda; Maurice Mugabowagahunde, University of Rwanda, Rwanda; Rebecca Watts, University College London, UK Responses Joost Fontein, University of Johannesburg, South Africa Charlotte Joy, Goldsmiths, University of London, UK Part II: Returning (to) Collections 4. Reconnecting with Aboriginal Objects from the Coastal Sydney Region: Dispersed Collections, Colonial Histories, and Contemporary Communities Maria Nugent, Australian National University, Australia; Paul Irish, Coast History and Heritage, Austrlia; Gaye Sculthorpe, British Museum, UK / Deakin University, Australia; Daniel Simpson, Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Cambridge, UK; Lissant Bolton, British Museum, UK / Australian National University, Australia; Caroline Cartwright, British Museum, UK; Nicholas Thomas, Museum of Archaeolog.