Latest Research in Museums and Cultural Heritage

Top Research Topics in Museums and Cultural Heritage

• Archaeology and ancient environmental studies — 5 papers
• Museums and Cultural Heritage — 5 papers
• Geographies of human-animal interactions — 5 papers
• Ancient Egypt and Archaeology — 4 papers
• Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies — 3 papers
• Paleopathology and ancient diseases — 3 papers
• Aesthetic Perception and Analysis — 3 papers
• Fashion and Cultural Textiles — 3 papers
• Cybernetics and Technology in Society — 3 papers
• Posthumanist Ethics and Activism — 3 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Beckers Collection (Aachen) - Ushabti UB-014: Ushabti of Hori I (Tell Basta) (15 citations)
2. Defending Dogs’ Hillock: The romance of ‘nature’ and administrative jujitsu as tactics of more-than-human resistance (1 citations)
3. Geopolitical Hermeneutics of Suspicion: An Epistemically Disciplined Method for Interpretive Evaluation
4. Family, Gender, Agriculture, and Religion in Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart
5. THE COUNTER-FORGERY LAW: Mimicry, Occupation and the Verification Spiral, from the Primate Troop to the Bureaucratic State
6. Community Transformations at the Northern Aztatlán Frontier: Mortuary Networks and Social Differentiation in Guasave
7. Decomposed, Not Abolished: The Archon of a Rule-Based Archive
8. Children’s perceptions of natural history museums: Insights from the “Young Naturalists” program in Portugal
9. THE COUNTER-FORGERY LAW: Mimicry, Occupation and the Verification Spiral, from the Primate Troop to the Bureaucratic State
10. Family, Gender, Agriculture, and Religion in Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart
11. Unjust Aspects of the Epistemic Marketplace: Idea Appropriation, Bullshit, and Epistemic Injustice
12. Secret Recipes: Potting Knowledge and Migration in Mississippian (ca. AD 1000–1600) Tampa Bay, Florida, USA
13. ‘What the Dane has done, the Irishman can do’: Denmark and agrarian modernisation in the Irish Free State
14. Community archaeology in the Cherokee heartland of southwestern North Carolina
15. Temporalities of meaning making
16. Framing modernity: gender, vision, and colonial ideology in Le Corbusier’s visual rhetoric
17. Participant-Reported Impact of Conspiracy Beliefs on Intimate Relationships: A Qualitative Exploratory Case Study
18. Unknown Russia: Forgotten Landscapes of Small Peoples
19. Setting up the dig: derogatory humor and mining in the Global South
20. Making Place with the Sea: Re-Imagining Seasteading in a Time of Environmental Change