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public archaeology: a standalone construct

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publicarchaeology1 CONSTRUCTPublic archaeologyMCGIMSEY · ARCHAEOLOGY

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Archaeology

archaeology carried out in the public interest, including legal protection of sites and public responsibility for the past.

In archaeology, public archaeology refers to archaeology carried out in the public interest, including legal protection of sites and public responsibility for the past. This meaning comes from McGimsey (1972) in Public archeology.[1]

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  1. McGimsey, C. R. (1972). Public archeology. Seminar Press. ISBN 9780128724507

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