Titlebook: Ethics and the Archaeology of Violence; Alfredo González-Ruibal,Gabriel Moshenska Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2015

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Ethics in Action: A Viewpoint from Israel/Palestine,tical, either in the sense of community organization (Rogem Gannim), as agent provocateur in a society where collective memory is suppressed (Lod), or as resistance to oppression (Silwan). These cases should not be viewed as exceptional; it seems reasonable to expect that ethical practice will eventually reinvent the discipline of archaeology.

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Archaeology of Historical Conflicts, Colonial Oppression, and Political Violence in Uruguay,ltural and historical heritage. An old colonial prejudice towards the undeveloped world has favored the opinion that the technical advancement in science makes ethics unnecessary. But archaeologist must never forget that ethics is inherent to theory, as much as technique is to science.

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,Archaeology, National Socialism and Rehabilitation: The Case of Herbert Jankuhn (1905–1990),on. In Jankuhn’s case it seems that active involvement in National Socialist organisations and the creation of ideologically expedient archaeologies had little to no bearing on his post-war career. In his case as in many others practical considerations such as the need to rebuild civil society triumphed over ethical concerns.

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Data Preparation and Training Part II,se of the Nazi period (1933–1945), at the former Tempelhof airfield (Berlin). We explore some of the tensions and confrontations that surround such a project, especially the intertwining of archaeology, memory politics, and the varying interests with stakes in the ways this large open park in the midst of the bustling city of Berlin is used.

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