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在北美考古学和人类学的主流之外，弗朗茨·博阿斯的一些学生谦卑地倾听印第安人在他们社区里的谈话，而不是坐在酒店房间里，从一系列话题中挑选一些人来提问。弗兰克·斯佩克(1881-1950)就是其中之一;他的学生克劳德·e·谢弗(Claude E. Schaeffer)指导汤姆·基霍倾听黑脚人的声音，作为他们家乡考古的向导和老师。当我嫁给汤姆时，我向他学习，我们合作考古。
Outside the mainstream of North American archaeology and academic anthropology, a few of Franz Boas’s students listened humbly to Indian people in their communities, instead of sitting in hotel rooms querying selected men from a schedule of topics. Frank Speck (1881-1950) was one of these; his student Claude E. Schaeffer mentored Tom Kehoe to listen to Blackfoot people as guides and teachers for archaeology in their homeland. I learned from Tom when I married him and we collaborated in archaeology.
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