Ethics and Archaeology - Case Studies
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- Published: 11 December 2019
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The archaeological community is currently facing many ethical issues in its daily practice. The Archaeo-Ethics Symposium of 25-26 May 2018 provides an overview of this difficult subject. During the symposium, the constraints of contexts of intervention (armed conflicts, dictatorships, funeral archaeology), economic constraints (archaeological regulations and competition) as well as social constraints (between archaeologists and indigenous or local populations, as well as between professional and amateur archaeologists) were brought up. Among the discussions, the seminar “Professionals, Volunteers, Amateurs and Citizens: Research Actors for What Contributions?” proposes to revisit the contributions of non-professionals in order to consider solutions conducive to a redesign of relations between professional and non-professional actors. Objective: to improve heritage preservation while achieving quality results.
Review - 30 seconds to understand... Ancient Greece
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- Published: 05 January 2018
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The “30-second to understand...” collection offers advisable popular works. Each theme of any topic can be dealt with in 3 seconds, 30 seconds or 3 minutes, whichever the reader pleases, an extra picture sheet is added to each topic.
Review - A novel about apprentice archaeologists in Pakistan
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- Published: 17 December 2018
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For the seventh novel from the series Drôles d’aventures (Strange Adventures), the publishing house Gallimard Jeunesse invites readers to discover the marvelous world of archeology in the Pakistan province of Baluchistan. Friendship, adventure and danger intertwine with real facts to give the reader a fun and enriching experience. The book is supported by Bernard Gabriel’s quality storyline and Philippe Biard’s beautiful black and white illustrations.
Utilizing today’s heritage for tomorrow
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- Published: 23 May 2017
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« Knowing how to utilize today’s heritage for tomorrow » is the reflection that came to mind after having read the Arcachon Aquarium-Museum’s petition and studied the reasons behind it’s appeal for support.
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