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archaeological ethics

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305

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About

Archaeological ethics is a field of study and professional practice that examines the moral principles, values, and standards governing the conduct of archaeologists. It investigates the ethical implications of archaeological research, excavation, interpretation, and dissemination, emphasizing responsible stewardship of cultural heritage, engagement with descendant communities and stakeholders, and addressing issues of ownership, access, and representation to ensure socially responsible and equitable engagement with the past.

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GN

Simon Fraser University

AW

Western University

ST

University of Helsinki

AG

Instituto de Ciencias del Patrimonio

WW

Leiden University

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Smithsonian Institution

Washington, United States

University of Arizona

Tucson, United States

University of York

York, United Kingdom

University College London

London, United Kingdom

University of Leicester

Leicester, United Kingdom

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