Negotiating scientific knowledge and heritage values with the history of archaeology

Nathan Schlanger

doi:10.15184/aqy.2025.10160

August 19, 2025AntiquityOpen Access

Negotiating scientific knowledge and heritage values with the history of archaeology

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Negotiating scientific knowledge can reshape our understanding of heritage values in archaeology, enhancing preservation efforts.
Key concepts include scientific knowledge and heritage values, which often intersect in the field of archaeology.
The approach combines theoretical perspectives on negotiation with practical case studies from archaeological contexts.
This work highlights the need for interdisciplinary dialogue, suggesting that collaboration may improve heritage management.

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This analysis reveals the dynamic interactions between scientific knowledge and heritage values in archaeology, highlighting their complex relationship.

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