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Rescue archaeology: The French way
Public Archaeology, 2002(2002). Rescue archaeology: The French way. Public Archaeology: Vol. 2, No. 3, pp. 170-177.
Jean-Paul Demoule
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Rescue Archaeology. Foundations for the Future
The Historic Environment: Policy & Practice, 2015 Fifty years ago, a number of archaeologists working in Britain realised that there was a crisis in the historic environment.
Ivring, Pamela, Everill, Paul
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Rescue Archaeology: A European View
Annual Review of Anthropology, 2012Although archaeological finds have long been unearthed during construction projects, true rescue excavations began in Europe only as recent as the nineteenth century and became systematic only after World War II. Design and operations then began to be systematized, culminating in 1992 with the signing of the Valletta Convention to protect ...
Jean-Paul Demoule
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The New World Conference on Rescue Archaeology
American Antiquity, 1982 The first New World Conference on Rescue Archaeology was held in Quito, Ecuador in May 1981. The conference was organized in response to the increasing destruction of the archaeological record by industrialization, urbanization, and illegal transportation and sale of artifacts.
George J. Gumerman
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RESCUE ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE EAST MIDLANDS
Midland History, 1973Abstract Rescue archaeology is a new term for a long-familiar activity: the recovery of archaeological information from sites threatened or actually in the process of damage or destruction. The causes of destruction are sometimes of natural origin, such as river or coastal erosion; more often they are due to land development by man.
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Rescue Archaeology in the Middle Euphrates Valley
Bulletin of the Council for British Research in the Levant, 2006Water! The pursuit of reliable, clean supplies of water is increasingly a critical issue for all countries of the Middle East. In the UK, we are familiar with 'drought orders' recently applied in SE England involving the likes of hose pipe bans. But rather than the maintenance of green lawns, in the Middle East it can be a matter of life and death ...
Edgar Peltenburg
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‘RESCUE’ AND ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE WEST MIDLANDS
Midland History, 1973AbstractArchaeology in the West Midlands is a comparatively new subject. The great archaeologists of the 17th to the 19th centuries concentrated their efforts on the superficially richer areas of Wessex, Kent, East Anglia and the Westand North. This was especially true of the prehistoric and Roman periods.
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