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- The Values Associated With a Dutch Community Archaeology Project: A Reflexive Account of a Qualitative Study
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- Palaeolithic Patriarchy: To What Extent are Documentary Audiences Consuming an Androcentric Image of the Palaeolithic?
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- An evaluation of the implementation of the Phoenicians’ Route in Spain, as part of the Cultural Routes Programme of the Council of Europe
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- Archeologie in de Media: een analyse van archeologie in de media aan de hand van twee case studies en een enquête
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- Archaeology education. Our governmental concern? A study on the state of affairs on policiy stakeholders' perspectives regarding the inclusion of Archaeology into Dutch primary education.
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- News’ Distributors as Stakeholders of Cultural Heritage. Perspectives on heritage values from the state, local communities and the general public. The case of Amphipolis.
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- The development of the archaeological park of Orchomenos in Boeotia, Greece: An investigation into decision-makers’ views and the local community’s opinion and expectations
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- To blog or not to blog - A research looking into the contribution of blogs and social networking sites to the accessibility of archaeology - in particular in regard to young adults in the Netherlands
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- Archaeology on Stage, or Staging Archaeology?: A content analysis of documentaries on The National Geographic Channel in 2013
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- I want to hear you! The things we can learn from the public surveys on the issue of community archaeology and community involvement.
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- Effects of the ratification of the Malta Convention in 2007 on excavation size in The Netherlands: An analysis of excavation reports from 1999 and 2008
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- Exhibiting to fight the illicit trade. A study on the task of museums to inform the public on the illicit trade in antiquities
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- Conserving the Ifugao Rice Terraces World Heritage Site: Financing cultural landscapes in a less-developed country through an ecosystem services framework
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- Rebuilding Identities: The difficulties and opportunities of rehabilitation through the reconstruction of cultural heritage in post-war Yugoslavia
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- Culture Assimilation: Integration of Traditional Practices into Formal Heritage Laws as a Potential Way of Heritage Protection