Die Markt- und andere Krankheiten der Archäologie

Raimund Karl

Die Markt- und andere Krankheiten der Archäologie

Raimund Karl

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In response to an entry by Rainer Schreg on his ArchaeoLogik blog regarding recent reports of disposal of 'insignificant' finds by the Swedish Riksantikvarieämbetet, I discuss necessary selection processes in archaeology and the need to communicate publicly over the criteria and need for selection in archaeological archiving.

Cyfieithiad o deitl y cyfraniad	The market and other illnesses of archaeology
Iaith wreiddiol	Almaeneg
Cyfrwng allbwn	Internet
Cyhoeddwr	Archaeologik Blog
Nifer y tudalennau	6
Statws	Cyhoeddwyd - 26 Medi 2017

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Enw	Archaeologik Blog
Cyhoeddwr	Rainer Schreg
ISSN (Electronig)	2197-7283

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My preciousssss... Zwanghaftes Horten, Epistemologie und sozial verhaltensgestörte Archäologie
Karl, R., 1 Ion 2016, Massendinghaltung in der Archäologie: Der Material Turn und die Ur- und Frühgeschichte. Hofmann, K. P., Meier, T., Mölders, D. & Schreiber, S. (gol.). Leiden: Sidestone Press, t. 43-69 26 t.
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Besser dem Zufall vertrauen oder strategisch auswählen? Selektionsstrategien für archäologische Sammlungen
Karl, R., 18 Meh 2015, Yn: Archäologische Informationen.
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Every sherd is sacred: Compulsive hoarding in archaeology
Karl, R., 15 Rhag 2015, Managing the Archaeological Heritage: Public archaeology in Europe. Sayej, G. J., Henson, D. & Williumsen, Y. F. (gol.). Kristiansand: Vest-Agder-Museet, t. 24-37 13 t. 3
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Die Markt- und andere Krankheiten der Archäologie

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Besser dem Zufall vertrauen oder strategisch auswählen? Selektionsstrategien für archäologische Sammlungen

Every sherd is sacred: Compulsive hoarding in archaeology

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