Archaeological Heritage Management in the Modern World

Abstract

The rationale of archaeological heritage management, H.Cleere perspectives on the archaeological heritage - history and future, K.Kristiansen world archaeology - the world's heritage, Joachim Herrmann significant until proven otherwise - problems versus representative samples, Vurtis F.Schaafsma science, service and stewardship - a basis for the ideal archaeology of the future, W.J.Mayer-Oakes the cultural dimension of development - an archaeological approach, Gustav Trotz resource management and environmental education in Venezuela, M.Sanoja and I.Vargas the ICOMOS International Committee on Archaeological Heritage Management (ICAHM), Margareta Biornstad the development of resource management in Australia, J.Flood the administration of China's archaelogical heritage, Z.Min historical development and attendant problems of resource management in the Phillipines, F.G.Henson resource management in sub-Saharan Africa - Nigeria, Ghana and Togo, Kwasi Myles problems in the conservation and restoration of ruined buildings in Madagascar, D.Rasamuel archaeological rescue and conservation in the North Andean area, Presley Norton resource management at the federal, provincial, municipal and corporate levels in Southern Ontario, Canada, R.J.Pearce heritage management and training in England, A.Saunders the management of the English landscape, G.J.Wainwright government archaeology in Northern Ireland, A.Hamlin the new Spanish archaeological heritage legislation, J.G.Fernandez archaeological heritage management in the USSR, V.M.Masson a review of the South African management legislation, 1987, G.Abrahams the triangle of Sri Lanka, R.Silva resource management in the USDA Forest service, E.I.DeBloois and K.A.Schneider resource planning and management in a multiple-use agency, Robert Laidlaw a contractor's perspective of two approaches to resource management in Arizona, J.S.Czaplicki Stonehenge.