As an environmental issue, it is suggested that a good' paradigm is closer to the original intent of legislation, rather than the "scientific ...

These sites and landscapes are examples of good practices in due to their contribution to economic sustainability and cultural dialogue between civilizations. ... Distinguished scholars active in the of the city will provide an overview of recent fieldwork triggered by works ...

Cultural treasures are precious communal assets that show the past human legacy. It depicts present and future way of life as well as cultural values of a society, and enhances solidarity and social integration of communities. This study is investigate the practices and challenges of cultural North Shoa Zone, Central Ethiopia. The ...

maritime archaeology team is responsible for the , protection, management, interpretation of shipwrecks and other underwater cultural . This includes diving operations to inspect and record sites as well as implementing management measures to minimise risk.

through meaningful engagement (Green, Green, and Neves 2003, 369). Often, involving the is seen as the politically correct thing to do rather than an

Since the beginning of archaeology, we, as archaeologists, have held both legal and ethical obligations to share information with the a way that promotes understanding and appreciation in a shared . development of various education and stewardship , such as Project Archaeology, USFS's Passport in Time, and Archaeology in the Community ...

Since 2000, UNESCO Asia-Pacific Awards for Cultural (#HeritageAwards) have been recognizing the achievement of the private sector and -private successfully conserving or restoring structures, places and properties of value in the region. In 2020, UNESCO introduced the Special Recognition for ...

1300 850 332 (local call cost) | 6233 2037 6233 3186 [email protected]. www..tas.gov.au. 2.0 What is historical ? Historical archaeology is the systematic and scientific study of the human past using physical evidence in conjunction with documentary sources.

Bibracte is described as a well-managed property with significant value. Even as the site's managing body and its partners continue to deliver encouraging and engaging projects, there are barriers to success. Thus, the primary purpose of this study was to identify and analyze the possible future challenges that the current management may encounter. This study used a field work ...

promotes knowledge and its educational role by defining local planning objectives and identifying general best practices as references. Three elements prove to be fundamental to initiating cultural education in local processes: communication with and towards cultural subjects and citizens; training; and partnerships and relations with the territory [ 7 ].

Description. is a core value for most societies. It is highlighted in their codes of ethics, statements of mission, and governance. In recognition of this, the World Congress, with the Getty Institute and a consortium of other organizations, brought together scholars working ...

From undertaking surveys in the remote iron ore landscape of Western Australia's Pilbara region, carrying out salvage excavations of 19th-century homes in the middle of Adelaide, or developing cultural management and plans for Australia's historic and Indigenous sites, archaeologists are urgently needed to fill these roles.

While our is mainly focused on convict-related topics, the Aboriginal and post-convict values of our three sites are also acknowledged and managed. Port Arthur has played an important role in the development of standards for historical practice in Australia, and continues to play a leading role in education and engagement.

fl. ution. sites or museums obtaining a score of 30/40 points, and thus complying with 75% of the educational quality indicators, were selected for the next phase of study. The pre-announced survey was sent to the professional responsible for the edu-cational at selected sites or museums.

archaeology education in the UK is (or at least has the semblance of) a more grassroots process: the sector either aligns itself more often with contemporary topics, especially in order to attract funding from funding bodies, or projects a more "industrialized" image of practice (cf. contract archaeology), instill in the a sense of ...

concept of cultural or cultural resource management emerged in the European context in the 1970s as a shift from excavation as purely a discipline to one that also encompassed practices of interpretation in the interest of the good (Egloff, 2019).

This collection provides original perspectives on archaeology's current practices and future potentials focusing on art/ media, strategies and subjects. It stems from the ...

ABSTRACT. The study defines quality pedagogical patterns for the design and development of education . A literature review on education, with special attention to the Spanish context, first outlines the theoretical framework starting from a general approach to transmission theory and examining specific pedagogical methodologies in archaeology.

1 Introduction. Cultural refers to the legacy of tangible items (i.e., buildings, monuments, landscapes, books, textiles, paintings, or artifacts) and their intangible attributes (i.e., folklore, traditions, language, or performance arts) that are inherited from the past by a group or society and conserved for future generations due to their artistic, cultural, or ...

This will proactively Traditional Owners in on-country fire management, fire affected , risk assessment and mitigation for future bushfires. The first step of the project involves fire management training and data system development, followed by a systematic survey of YUP previously affected by or vulnerable to bushfire damage.

Approach to methodology. Archaeology explores the physical traces of the deep and recent past through multidisciplinary at the interface of anthropology, geoscience and the humanities. In collaboration with government agencies, industry and community organisations, we employ archival evidence, oral history, survey, excavation ...

Historical archaeology; Maritime ; Find out about places; ... We're delivering policy, make it easier to be a good custodian. ... We are committed to genuinely partner, and meaningfully , with Victoria's Traditional Owners and Aboriginal communities to support the protection of Country, the ...

Since 2018-19, we have invested $5.3 million per year in the Australian Grants . This helps to strengthen recognition, management, engagement for Australia's National List places. It replaces the Protecting National Site , National Trusts Partnership .