A Decision-Tree Approach to the Interpretation of Archaeological Data

Marshall, Anne E.; Marshall, Garry

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“…The conservation rules and procedures set by Sir John Marshal and his approach towards the real world's problems are still a source of inspiration today. His two books, "Conservation Manual 1923" and "Archaeological works code 1938", describe all significant features of archaeological preservation and heritage management [10,11]. It is worth mentioning that Marshal's principles of conservation were adopted and practiced by the Athens Charter of 1932 and Venice Charter of 1964 [7].…”

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Critical Review of Pakistani Current Legislation on Sustainable Protection of Cultural Heritage

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This paper discusses the contribution of individuals and their effects on the protection and management of archaeological sites found in the British colonies at the beginning of the 19th Century. Despite all these contributions, the most important bequest is the formation of comprehensive legislation on cultural properties that are still applicable and considered essential to the historic, standing, or ruined, monuments located in Pakistan. It should be noted that Pakistan’s heritage laws are uniformly applicable to all kinds of architectural heritage, archaeological sites, and monuments, irrespective of their nature, state, and classification. This contrasts with the lack of updates and amendments of rules and guidelines for the preservation of heritage sites and monuments across the country from further damages. The paper focuses on the current architectural and heritage management rules and policies of Pakistan, which are based on the British colonial legacy with some (partial) changes introduced since Pakistan’s independence in 1947. Finally, the paper emphasizes the need for the development of advanced management policies and proposed heritage management rules for the preservation of heritage constructions, archaeological sites, and architectural monuments to establish the link between the present and past to remain for future generations.

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Section: Introduction Historical Background Of the Archaeological Con...mentioning

confidence: 99%