Archäologische Wissenschaft, Denkmalpflege oder G’schichtldruckerei?: Reaktion auf ein Interview mit Harald Meller

Raimund Karl

Archäologische Wissenschaft, Denkmalpflege oder G’schichtldruckerei? Reaktion auf ein Interview mit Harald Meller

Translated title of the contribution: Archaeological scholarship, heritage management or telling tall tales?: Reaction to an Interview with Harald Meller

Raimund Karl

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In an interview on this blog, Harald Meller was confronted with two of my academic positions. His inappropriate and mostly false statements in this interview make a reaction necessary.

Translated title of the contribution	Archaeological scholarship, heritage management or telling tall tales?: Reaction to an Interview with Harald Meller
Original language	German
Type	Blog post
Media of output	Blog
Publisher	Hiltibold - Wanderer zwischen Antike und Mittelalter
Number of pages	10
Place of Publication	Graz
Edition	26/5/2019
Publication status	Published - 26 May 2019

Keywords

ARCHAEOLOGY
Heritage
Heritage law
Heritage management
Austria
Germany

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20190526 Karl Hiltibold BlogFinal published version, 1.36 MBLicence: CC BY-NC-ND

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Aufklärung, Menschenrechte und Bürgerbeteiligung an der archäologischen Denkmalpflege
Translated title of the contribution: The Enlightenment, Human Rights and Public Participation in Archaeological Heritage ManagementKarl, R., 13 Jan 2020, In: Archäologische Informationen. 42, p. 25-35 11 p.
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An empirical examination of archaeological damage caused by unprofessional extraction of archaeology ex situ (‘looting’): A case study from Austria
Karl, R., 2 Jan 2019, 34 p. Archäologische Denkmalpflege.
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That can’t be right, can it? Commercial foreign metal detecting tourism (not only) in England and Wales
Karl, R., 6 May 2019, In: The European Archaeologist. 60, p. 11-18
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Archäologische Wissenschaft, Denkmalpflege oder G’schichtldruckerei? Reaktion auf ein Interview mit Harald Meller

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Aufklärung, Menschenrechte und Bürgerbeteiligung an der archäologischen Denkmalpflege

An empirical examination of archaeological damage caused by unprofessional extraction of archaeology ex situ (‘looting’): A case study from Austria

That can’t be right, can it? Commercial foreign metal detecting tourism (not only) in England and Wales

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