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ICOM Code of Ethics for Museums
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Sets out that a museum's first obligation is to hold collections in trust for society rather than for the institution itself, and ties acquisition, display and disposal decisions to that duty.
Archaeology · Heritage, Conservation & Controversy
A topic within Heritage, Conservation & Controversy, itself one of 9 topics in that field and part of Archaeology.
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Sets out that a museum's first obligation is to hold collections in trust for society rather than for the institution itself, and ties acquisition, display and disposal decisions to that duty.
Alice Stevenson
Traces how a century of British excavation in Egypt scattered finds across 350 museums worldwide, and argues that where an object ended up shaped what it was taken to mean as much as where it was dug up.
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