Participatory conservation is a methodology that seeks to
involve non museum stakeholders in conservation decision making. Conservation
professionals can collaborate directly with indigenous communities when looking
to preserve objects originating from their cultures. This poster explores the
benefits and challenges of this approach as well as two case studies.
Museum Secures Iron Age Hoard After Reaching £10,500 Target
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OODLES of pukka archaeological information no doubt came out of this
keyhole "archaeology"
alongside the "gotta-gettem-orl-out" artefacts. Don't leave sh...
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