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Archaeology

treating sites as a finite resource to be preserved, with excavation done only when necessary.

In archaeology, conservation archaeology refers to treating sites as a finite resource to be preserved, with excavation done only when necessary. This meaning comes from Lipe (1974) in KIVA.[1]

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References

Lipe, W. D. (1974). A Conservation Model for American Archaeology. KIVA, 39(3-4), 213-245. https://doi.org/10.1080/00231940.1974.11757792

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