Archaeology · Heritage, Conservation & Controversy
A topic within Heritage, Conservation & Controversy, itself one of 9 topics in that field and part of Archaeology.
2 works
Gabriel Moshenska
Argues that archaeology's relationship with the public is not an add-on to research but a set of theoretical and ethical questions in its own right, from illicit antiquities to community excavation.
250 pageslink checked 17 Sept 2026Veysel Apaydin, Kalliopi Fouseki, David Francis, Jonathan Gardner & Sara Perry
Argues that heritage and museum practice should be judged by whether it redistributes recognition and resources to marginalised communities, not only by whether it preserves and displays objects well.