Communicating Archaeology: The magic triangle

Needs and interests are two different concepts. Talking about needs, we focus on what would be necessary or ideal to have. This is idealism. Talking about the interests of somebody or a group or a legal entity, we discuss what will happen. This is realism. The two approaches go hand in hand and are...

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Main Author: Gábor Virágos
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of York 2019-02-01
Series:Internet Archaeology
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Online Access:http://intarch.ac.uk/journal/issue51/5/index.html
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description Needs and interests are two different concepts. Talking about needs, we focus on what would be necessary or ideal to have. This is idealism. Talking about the interests of somebody or a group or a legal entity, we discuss what will happen. This is realism. The two approaches go hand in hand and are yet in opposition to each other. Communicating archaeological heritage is a complex procedure, equally and simultaneously involving professionals, developers and the public in addition to other stakeholders. Their goals, tools, target audiences and messages are different, but the original subject – the archaeological site and finds – are the same. Approaching this subject from different aspects enables an overview of the communication problems and its complexity in general, presenting the contradictions and conflicts in meeting the needs and interests of the stakeholders.
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spelling doaj.art-6b8a7b3114c44c58b5847dbb54ad7e832024-04-03T09:02:07ZengUniversity of YorkInternet Archaeology1363-53872019-02-015110.11141/ia.51.5Communicating Archaeology: The magic triangleGábor Virágos0Faveo Consulting LtdNeeds and interests are two different concepts. Talking about needs, we focus on what would be necessary or ideal to have. This is idealism. Talking about the interests of somebody or a group or a legal entity, we discuss what will happen. This is realism. The two approaches go hand in hand and are yet in opposition to each other. Communicating archaeological heritage is a complex procedure, equally and simultaneously involving professionals, developers and the public in addition to other stakeholders. Their goals, tools, target audiences and messages are different, but the original subject – the archaeological site and finds – are the same. Approaching this subject from different aspects enables an overview of the communication problems and its complexity in general, presenting the contradictions and conflicts in meeting the needs and interests of the stakeholders.http://intarch.ac.uk/journal/issue51/5/index.htmlarchaeologycultural heritage management systemsystems of archaeological excavationscommunicationheritageexcavation
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Communicating Archaeology: The magic triangle
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archaeology
cultural heritage management system
systems of archaeological excavations
communication
heritage
excavation
title Communicating Archaeology: The magic triangle
title_full Communicating Archaeology: The magic triangle
title_fullStr Communicating Archaeology: The magic triangle
title_full_unstemmed Communicating Archaeology: The magic triangle
title_short Communicating Archaeology: The magic triangle
title_sort communicating archaeology the magic triangle
topic archaeology
cultural heritage management system
systems of archaeological excavations
communication
heritage
excavation
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