Content EAC Occasional paper 8

Foreword
Katalin Wollák

Introduction
Agneta Lagerlöf

 

 

1. The work of the European Association of Archaeologists on the illicit trade of archaeological and cultural material
   Amanda Chadburn
    

2. The PAS - a rather British solution. The mandatory reporting and voluntary recording of archaeological objects in England and Wales
   Michael Lewis
    

3. A way to balance societal needs in law Suggestions for new regulations on the use of metal detectors in the Swedish Heritage Conservation Act
   Michael Lehorst
    

4. Laws in Europe on the use of metal detectors
   Maria Barkin
   Public Awareness,
   
   Participation and Protection in a Changing World EAC Symposium 2012,
   
   Keynote lectures:
    

5. Plunder, destruction and mentalities in current society
   Keith Wijkander
    

6. Excavating archaeology in a globalizing world
   Ubaldus de Vries
   
   Perspectives from Europe EAC Symposium 2012, Papers:
    

7. Merely searching for treasures or valid interest in cultural history? Various motivations in Germany
   Jonathan Scheschkewitz
    

8. Perspectives on the use of metal detectors in Estonia: Regulation and practice
   Ants Kraut
    

9. Protection of archaeological monuments in Ireland. The experience of enforcing the legislation
   Sean Kirvan
    

10. The value of archaeology: Resource, heritage or pure fun?
    Paulina Florjanowicz
     

11. The fight against nature
    Kristín Huld Sigurðardóttir
     

12. Caring about the past requires care for the present
    Carsten Paludan-Müller
     

13. Raising awareness in the younger generation: An educational programme for illicit excavations and trafficking of cultural goods 
    Elena Korka
     

14. Protecting the archaeological heritage by promoting volunteer archaeology. Protéger le patrimoine archéologique par la promotion de l'archéologie bénévole
    André Schoellen, Grégory Compagnon, Jean-David Desforges, Nicolas Minvielle
     

15. Amateurs and professional archaeologists: Legal models for their cooperation in the Czech Republic
    Jan Mařík
     

16. Policing the past, protecting the future. Tackling crime and anti-social behaviour in the historic environment of England
    Mark Harrison

17. Do as we say, not as we do! Archaeological heritage protection and the excluded Austrian public
    Raimund Karl
     

18. Perspectives sur la sensibilisation, la participation du public et la protection
    Marc Drouet
     

How to care about those who cares? Reflections on the conference 
Birgitta Johansen

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Contributors

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Résumés
Louise Fredericq