Archiving Archaeological Materials
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Archiving Archaeological Materials |
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Date of publication: 2018
Publisher: ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute
Number of pages: 68
Code: ARS7
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About the Publication
ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute and the National Heritage Board Singapore conducted a workshop on "Archiving Archaeological Materials" in 2014. Heritage practitioners and archaeology specialists from the United Kingdom and Singapore were invited to discuss the need to develop an archaeological archive. Related issues in handling archaeological remains were also discussed. Archaeological remains are non-renewable heritage assets. They need to be removed, processed, catalogued, stored, and archived properly for future generations of researchers, educators, the public, and many other global stakeholders. The papers in this volume compile a range of perspectives, approaches, and possible solutions.
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