A Citizen's View on Public Archaeology and Heritage in Austria
In this article, I describe the current opportunities for citizen participation in archaeology and heritage in Austria. I introduce some associations and organisations that carry out archaeological projects with citizen participation then discuss the Austrian monument protection law and explain why...
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description | In this article, I describe the current opportunities for citizen participation in archaeology and heritage in Austria. I introduce some associations and organisations that carry out archaeological projects with citizen participation then discuss the Austrian monument protection law and explain why it is difficult even with political consent to start such initiatives. I move on to explain who should still benefit from archaeology and monument preservation and what is the best way of dealing with the public. Finally, I introduce a new entity called 'bridge builders', which aims to reduce the barrier between science and the public, while at the same time promoting cooperation. |
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spelling | doaj.art-9322587a1d9b4c86b94413f8e19148d92024-04-03T10:22:03ZengUniversity of YorkInternet Archaeology1363-53872019-02-015110.11141/ia.51.8A Citizen's View on Public Archaeology and Heritage in AustriaSigrid Peter0ArchaeoPublicaIn this article, I describe the current opportunities for citizen participation in archaeology and heritage in Austria. I introduce some associations and organisations that carry out archaeological projects with citizen participation then discuss the Austrian monument protection law and explain why it is difficult even with political consent to start such initiatives. I move on to explain who should still benefit from archaeology and monument preservation and what is the best way of dealing with the public. Finally, I introduce a new entity called 'bridge builders', which aims to reduce the barrier between science and the public, while at the same time promoting cooperation.http://intarch.ac.uk/journal/issue51/8/index.htmlarchaeologyAustrian Heritage Protection Lawcitizens' participationcitizen scienceAustria Monument Protection Authoritycommunicationivory towerArchaeoPublica |
spellingShingle | Sigrid Peter A Citizen's View on Public Archaeology and Heritage in Austria Internet Archaeology archaeology Austrian Heritage Protection Law citizens' participation citizen science Austria Monument Protection Authority communication ivory tower ArchaeoPublica |
title | A Citizen's View on Public Archaeology and Heritage in Austria |
title_full | A Citizen's View on Public Archaeology and Heritage in Austria |
title_fullStr | A Citizen's View on Public Archaeology and Heritage in Austria |
title_full_unstemmed | A Citizen's View on Public Archaeology and Heritage in Austria |
title_short | A Citizen's View on Public Archaeology and Heritage in Austria |
title_sort | citizen s view on public archaeology and heritage in austria |
topic | archaeology Austrian Heritage Protection Law citizens' participation citizen science Austria Monument Protection Authority communication ivory tower ArchaeoPublica |
url | http://intarch.ac.uk/journal/issue51/8/index.html |
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