Inventing Indigenous Knowledge

Discover the transformative insights of "Inventing Indigenous Knowledge," authored by Taylor & Francis Ltd, published in 2002. This compelling hardback edition, spanning 216 pages, delves into a groundbreaking development project that introduces field agriculture—an innovative application of archaeology based on excavations of pre-Hispanic fields—into the contemporary rural communities of the Lake Titicaca Basin in Bolivia.

Through meticulous research and engaging narratives, this book highlights the intersection of ancient practices and modern agricultural techniques, showcasing how indigenous knowledge can inform sustainable development. Perfect for scholars, students, and anyone interested in the rich cultural heritage of the Andes, "Inventing Indigenous Knowledge" invites readers to explore the profound impact of archaeology on present-day agricultural practices. Enhance your understanding of indigenous methodologies and their relevance in today's world by adding this essential title to your collection.