DGUF conference 2015: Is the public creating a different archaeology? Analyses of a power shift

  • Raimund Karl - Speaker

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Although the financial and political base of state-funded archaeological work is becoming weaker everywhere, archaeology continues to be an attractive adventure for many members of society. Mass media enjoy reporting on exciting discoveries, supported by accompanying statements from archaeologists themselves. At the same time, the social communication structures are changing fundamentally in Web 2.0 environments: instead of listening to scientific pieces of wisdom with reverence, people are self-confident and want to actively get involved themselves. Is archaeology prepared for this?
14 May 201517 May 2015

DGUF conference 2015: Is the public creating a different archaeology? Analyses of a power shift: Schafft sich die Öffentlichkeit eine andere Archäologie? Analysen einer Machtverschiebung

Duration14 May 201517 May 2015
Location of eventUniversität Tübingen
CityTübingen
SubdivisionBaden-Württemberg
Country/TerritoryGermany
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Degree of recognitionInternational event

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Event (Conference)

TitleDGUF conference 2015: Is the public creating a different archaeology? Analyses of a power shift
Date14/05/1517/05/15
Website
LocationUniversität Tübingen
CityTübingen
Country/TerritoryGermany
Degree of recognitionInternational event

Keywords

  • Archaeology, Public participation

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