Titlebook: Urban Archaeology, Municipal Government and Local Planning; Preserving Heritage Sherene Baugher,Douglas R. Appler,William Moss Book 2017 S

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From Alliance to Dissonance: Two Centuries of Local Archaeology and Conservation in Indian Cities. T and second? the formal administrative and legislative frameworks that developed in the mid-nineteenth century that eventually allowed for cooperative frameworks to be established among central, state? and local governments, thus laying the foundation for early conservation and archaeological effort

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Toward a Theory of Municipal Archaeology: Why Local Government Should Become Public Archaeology’s Neervation Act, shape archaeological practice. There has been remarkably little attention paid to the possibilities that exist at the local government level, however, and local government may be archaeology’s best bet for harnessing the public’s interest in the past and transforming that interest into

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Like No Other Place: Albuquerque’s Archaeological Odysseye to fruition until 2007. In the absence of specific local ordinances, planners and community preservationists resorted to passing multiple land-use plans and encouraging federal involvement. Open space studies, funding, and acquisition ensured that other key elements of the cultural landscape were

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Book 2017ealth) and in the United States. These countries share similar perspectives on preservation and heritage, although the approaches these cities have taken to address municipal archaeology reveals considerable diversity. The case studies highlight how these innovative partnerships have developed, and

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