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ANT / ENV / AMS 245 Nuclear Princeton: An Indigenous Approach to Science, Technology and the Environment
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Spring 2022: FRS152
Spring 2023: ANT 245
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Spring 2023: ANT 245
Department Detectives
Investigating the Legacies of Princeton’s Nuclear Testing in the Marshall Islands and Hawai’i
Mapping Nuclear Colonialism: The Legacy of Princeton Knowledge and Nuclear Testing on Indigenous Lands
Tiled Ties to Hiroshima
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Laying the Foundation: Context and Past Work
Hiroshima Bombed Roof Tiles
Interview with Misaki Katayama
Art and Remembering
Building a Path Forward
Hiroshima Bombed Roof Tiles
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