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Sharing Archaeology: Academe, Practice and the Public |
Peter Stone; Zhao Hui
Routledge
Sharing Archaeology: Academe, Practice and the Public
Important to Whom? How Different Communities Can Have Different Perceptions of the Value of an Archaeological Site: A Case-Study from Xi’an, China
Authors

RUI PANG

ARI Id

1665877608812_14018859

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Not Available Free

Pages

116-126

DOI

10.4324/9781315813240-14

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Chapters/HeadingsAuthor(s)PagesInfo
Sharing Archaeology: Introduction
PETER G. STONE
19-34
Sharing Archaeology: An Obligation, Not a Choice
PETER G. STONE
35-53
Crossing Boundaries
THILO REHREN
54-64
Archaeology: Sharing with Whom? A Review of ‘Excavation Report of Hezhang Kele Site in 2000’
LI LING
65-74
Information, Knowledge and Ideas: Archaeological Data and Related Information–Dissemination of Knowledge
CAO BINGWU
75-83
Cultural Heritage Management and Public Participation: The Site Preservation of Large-Scale Ancient Cities
SHAN JIXIANG
84-89
Conserving, Managing and Utilizing the World Heritage in China: A Case of Yinxu Site, Anyang City, Henan Province
JIGEN TANG
90-115
Important to Whom? How Different Communities Can Have Different Perceptions of the Value of an Archaeological Site: A Case-Study from Xi’an, China
RUI PANG
116-126
The Workers’ and Farmers’ Archaeology of the Cultural Revolution
WANG TAO
127-134
From Excavation to Dissemination—Breaking Down the Barriers between Archaeology and the Public
SHAHINA FARID
135-149
The MATRIX Project (Making Archaeology Teaching Relevant in the XXIst Century): An Approach to the Effi cient Sharing of Professional Knowledge and Skills with a Large Audience
K. ANNE PYBURN AND GEORGE S. SMITH
150-158
The Construction of the Chinese Archaeology Website and Communication in Archaeology
ZHU NAICHENG; QIAO YU
159-167
Sharing the Past: Archaeology and Community Engagement in Southern Africa
INNOCENT PIKIRAYI
168-184
Involving the Public in Archaeological Fieldwork: How Heritage Protection Policies Do Not Always Serve Public Interests
DOMINIC PERRING
185-197
How to Share Archaeological Excavation in Situ with the Public: A Case Study from Nanwang Site in Shandong Province, China
JIALING FAN
198-216
Working with Communities to Share Cultural Knowledge through Tourism: Principles and Practice
LYN LEADER-ELLIOTT
217-232
Preserving the Past, Enriching the Future: The Work of Heritage Watch in Cambodia
DOUGALD O’REILLY
233-240
Illicit Traffi cking in Antiques and Sharing Archaeology to Combat the Trade: An Example from India
SURENDRA PACHAURI
241-255
Archaeology and Newspaper Reports: A Case Study of Japan
AKIRA MATSUDA
256-264
Performing Places
MIKE PEARSON
265-278
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