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The introduction to this volume situates its content in the cur­rent postcolonial global environment, both political and societal, macro and micro, academic and popular. It provides brief overviews of each of the subsequent six chapters (three reception studies by archaeologists or anthropologists focusing on the way archaeological information is con­veyed in specific bodies of material and three reflections by archaeologist creators of didactic comics) and connects these to a wider nexus which also contains the Covid-19 global pandemic, the Black Lives Matter move­ment, the destruction of archaeological monuments in Syria or Iraq by Da’esh, social media and the internet, and misinformation. We critically frame the volume’s contributions against this backdrop’s impact on cur­rent attitudes towards science and science communication and current debates around inclusivity and allyship: who gets to speak and to be heard?