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We are delighted to be able to host this outstanding collection of papers on community engaged heritage projects in Pakistan, written by eight specialist from that country. As so eloquently expressed by our guest editor for this issue, Uzma Z. Rizvi, the Global North has for too long acted as gate keeper for what material from other parts of the world gets published in international journals. Consequently, it would seem much more appropriate for this collection, entirely written by archaeologists and heritage professionals from Pakistan for such professionals in Pakistan, to also be introduced by an archaeologist of South Asian descent. Therefore without further ado, we wish to cede the ground to Uzma Z. Rizvi, who is much better placed than we are to describe the depth and significance of the contributions to this exciting issue. Sarah De Nardi and Thomas Kador.

Community engagement in archaeology and heritage in Pakistan