“…As mentioned by different scholars [61,62], archaeological sites are prone to management challenges. Practically, site management challenges include socioeconomic and political problems [63], limited funding, actors' dominance and power concerns [60], institutional conflicts [61], limited expertise [64], and environmental and community pressures [65].In addition, issues related to authenticity, integrity, and sustainability [66] have also been identified as core challenges for site management [67]. The literature has referred to different countries around the world with heritage management challenges, including, for example, the United Kingdom, the United States of America, China, Jordan, Zimbabwe, the United Arab Emirates, Colombia, and Australia [30].…”