Dan Flores

in the 18th and 19th and 20th centuries brought to the game of archaeology where they paid not the slightest attention to the desires, wants of the local people who very well could be connected to the ruins or the excavations that they're doing on human remains. What I think is that we're experiencing a moment that's kind of a backlash against that.

in the 18th and 19th and 20th centuries brought to the game of archaeology where they paid not the slightest attention to the desires, wants of the local people who very well could be connected to the ruins or the excavations that they're doing on human remains. What I think is that we're experiencing a moment that's kind of a backlash against that.

in the 18th and 19th and 20th centuries brought to the game of archaeology where they paid not the slightest attention to the desires, wants of the local people who very well could be connected to the ruins or the excavations that they're doing on human remains. What I think is that we're experiencing a moment that's kind of a backlash against that.

And I tend to be one of these kind of people who thinks that we're really kind of all the same, actually. And what we're interested in is the human story, the big story of all of us, which is why I'm intrigued by humans coming out of Africa, spreading through Asia, coming to North America. going to South America.

And I tend to be one of these kind of people who thinks that we're really kind of all the same, actually. And what we're interested in is the human story, the big story of all of us, which is why I'm intrigued by humans coming out of Africa, spreading through Asia, coming to North America. going to South America.

And I tend to be one of these kind of people who thinks that we're really kind of all the same, actually. And what we're interested in is the human story, the big story of all of us, which is why I'm intrigued by humans coming out of Africa, spreading through Asia, coming to North America. going to South America.

And I know that people get hung up on the idea of, okay, this particular culture has this view of how the world should be conducted and how scientific research could be conducted. But I am very much interested in the big story of humanity. And I think, ultimately, most people are interested in that.

And I know that people get hung up on the idea of, okay, this particular culture has this view of how the world should be conducted and how scientific research could be conducted. But I am very much interested in the big story of humanity. And I think, ultimately, most people are interested in that.

And I know that people get hung up on the idea of, okay, this particular culture has this view of how the world should be conducted and how scientific research could be conducted. But I am very much interested in the big story of humanity. And I think, ultimately, most people are interested in that.

And so I think when we get past this moment where we're sort of boomeranging from centuries where we had no respect for the remains of these people, that in another who knows how long, but in another century. In fact, I know many people who have already reached this point.

And so I think when we get past this moment where we're sort of boomeranging from centuries where we had no respect for the remains of these people, that in another who knows how long, but in another century. In fact, I know many people who have already reached this point.

And so I think when we get past this moment where we're sort of boomeranging from centuries where we had no respect for the remains of these people, that in another who knows how long, but in another century. In fact, I know many people who have already reached this point.

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position where they too are intrigued and interested and they want to know and so i think that at some point in the future i don't know how far out it is that there will be some relaxing of that kind of uh reluctance to allow science to try to answer some of these great questions i just think it's a you know the pendulum has swung at the moment uh at a

position where they too are intrigued and interested and they want to know and so i think that at some point in the future i don't know how far out it is that there will be some relaxing of that kind of uh reluctance to allow science to try to answer some of these great questions i just think it's a you know the pendulum has swung at the moment uh at a

position where they too are intrigued and interested and they want to know and so i think that at some point in the future i don't know how far out it is that there will be some relaxing of that kind of uh reluctance to allow science to try to answer some of these great questions i just think it's a you know the pendulum has swung at the moment uh at a

to a degree that, um, native people are, they don't want this to happen, but I think it'll swing back.

to a degree that, um, native people are, they don't want this to happen, but I think it'll swing back.