In memoriam Willem Willems

Adrian Olivier and Leonard C. de Witt
 

Introduction
Peter A. C. Schut, Djurra Scharff and Leonard C. de Wit
 

Amersfoort Agenda 
 

Amersfoort Agenda – Setting the agenda for the future of archaeological heritage management in Europe
Objectifs d’Amersfoort – Instauration des priorités pour l’avenir de la gestion du patrimoine archéologique en Europe 
 

Session 1 The spirit of the Faro Convention: embedding archaeology in society
 

1. ‘I wanted to be an archaeologist’ – A 21st-century crisis of confidence?
   Graham Fairclough
    

2. From Malta to Faro, how far have we come? Some facts and figures on public engagement in the archaeological heritage sector in Europe
   Monique H. van den Dries
    

3. Heritage in a convivial society: societal change and its challenges for cultural heritage experts
   Roel During 
   
   Session 2 Dare to choose
    

4. Dare to choose: make research the product
   Dries Tys
    

5. An interpretation of Valletta from the Críoch Fuinidh (the remote or end country)
   Margaret Keane
    

6. Valletta Harvest: value for money. Dutch initiatives to make ‘Malta’ excavation results relevant to heritage management, science and society
   Bert Groenewoudt
    

7. Dare to choose samples, not excavations. Reflections on sampling and investigation strategies in archaeological research on settlements
   Hauke Jöns
   
   Session 3 Managing the sources of European history
    

8. Digital archaeological archives of Europe: opportunities and challenges
   Franco Niccolucci
    

9. Discover the submerged prehistory of Europe – Scientific background, aims, methods, outcomes and perspectives of the European SPLASHCOS network
   Hauke Jöns

10. How should we manage the archaeological sources in Poland? Paulina Florjanowicz
     

Résumés
Marie-Jeanne Ghenne 

 

Annex Break-out session reports 

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1. The spirit of the Faro Convention: embedding archaeology in society

2. Dare to choose

3. Managing the sources of European history
    

Contributors