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On archaeological value

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Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation Archaeological Research and Protection Archaeology and Cultural Heritage

Abstract

The present system of English resource management relies on legal protected status given to a pre-designated group of monuments. When it is replaced by an adversarial debate between social values, hosted by the planning system, archaeology will need to arm itself with a definition of ‘archaeological value’. The new management system would favour research rather than monumentality as the principal asset of the heritage.

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