LECTURE By Professor Nathan Schlanger – | Ecole des chartres – UMR Trajectoires, Paris, CRFJ
CONFERENCE BUILDING 72 ROOM 209 Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Abstract: Archaeological heritage management has seen many transformations in the past centuries, including the very idea that archaeological remains constitute heritage –a shared patrimony –that has tobe managed on professional and legal grounds for the common good. In this talk, Nathan Schlanger will review some milestones in the development of heritage management, in the West and internationally, over the past century. This will lead us to discuss such challenging topics as the growing commercialism of heritage practices, the emergence of “public” or “community archaeology”, and the ideological appropriations of the past in the present.
