Examination of Archaeological Attitudes toward the Publication of Unprovenanced Antiquities: The Example of Ancient Arms and Armor

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Abstract
ResumenEste artículo explora la práctica arqueológica en lo que respecta al estudio y publicación de artefactos sin contexto, particularmente elementos de armas y armaduras antiguas. Describe las razones por las que se cree que la publicación es perjudicial para la investigación arqueológica y considera la posible utilidad de algunos contraargumentos a través de un examen de la política de publicaciones de la European Association of Archaeologists. Concluye argumentando que los arqueólogos que están a favor del estudio y la publicación necesitan hacer más para validar su posición.
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Authors Neil Brodie
Journal ADVANCES IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL PRACTICE
Year 2025
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10.1017/aap.2024.32
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