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Public Archaeology-Defi ning, Promoting and Developing Public Archaeology

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Prof.Tim Schadla-Hall (University College London)

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Wrote several philosophical and political works and recognised the power of the past-his belief that thepower of the past his belief that theChinese people should make the

past serve the present was used tointerpret the material excavated frominterpret the material excavated from

the Han tombs at Mancheng and other discoveries made during the

CCultural Revolution. But in keeping with the view of one

China he also used the practice andChina he also used the practice andresults of archaeology for nationalist

purposes

A h lArchaeology,ti li d litinationalism and politics

past ages demonstrate that the unification of China represents an irresistible current and all splitters trying to go counter to it are

bound to fail" (New A h l i l Fi d i Chi P ki 1978)bound to fail (New Archaeolgical Finds in China, Peking 1978)

(archaeological) discoveries made during the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution reveal more facts in the historical process ofCultural Revolution reveal more facts in the historical process ofmankind creating the world, the working people creating social

wealth. Under the rule of the feudal dynasties it was the i i l f il d t th ki l h j d thimperial family and not the working people , who enjoyed thematerial wealth. History written during the feudal dynasties

naturally reversed the truth that it is the masses of the people who create history. (New Archaeological Finds in China, Peking 1974)

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Two approaches to public archaeology

1.. Outreach approachOaims to communicate information gained from archaeological studies to the public in the most effective way

2.. Multivocal approachMaims to explore various archaeological interpretations made by different individuals and groups of the public

Two approaches to public archaeology

1. Outreach approach

2. Multivocal approach

Relativistic! Unscientific!

Authoritarian! Undemocratic!

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Public Archaeology in Peru : The in uence from Japanese Archaeologists

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Saucedo - Segami,Daniel D. (Graduate University for Advanced Studies / JSPS Research Fellow)

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Public Archaeology in Peru : The in uence from Japanese Archaeologists

( / )Saucedo - Segami,Daniel D. (Graduate University for Advanced Studies / JSPS Research Fellow)

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