Larry McKee’s research while affiliated with Texas A&M University and other places

... Blakey 2001Blakey , 2020aBlakey , 2020bBlakey , 2021de la Cova 2020;Muller 2020;Watkins 2018a;Watkins and Muller 2015). However, discussions about the ethical standards underlying diaspora archaeology have gained widespread recognition in the wake of the summer of racial reckoning in 2020 and the ensuing renewed scrutiny of osteological collections (Blakey 2001;Rankin-Hill 2004, 2009;Franklin and McKee 2004;Hall 2009;Mack and Blakey 2004). In particular, the curation and commercial use of skeletal remains recovered from the MOVE bombing of 1985 in Philadelphia without the consent or knowledge of the decedents' relatives has prompted dialogue about the ethical underpinnings of human remains that are in the care of bioarchaeologists and other allied professionals (Clarke 2022). ...

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Bioarchaeological Approaches to African Diasporas in the Twenty-First Century: Intercontinental and Global Legacies of Displacement