Holt, H. Barry
A cultural resource management dilemma: anasazi ruins and the Navajos. H. Barry Holt - Estados Unidos-US : Society for American Archaeology, 1983. - páginas 594-599 ilustraciones blanco y negro - Trimestral - vol.48; no. 3 (Jul.1983) - no.3 . - Soociety for American Archaeology. .
Archaeologists recently have been focusing increased attention on Native American concerns and archaeology. However, some serious issues of Native American attitudes toward the activities of archaeology have so far been overlooked. For example, in the San Juan Basin of northwestern New Mexico, archaeological activities that have been spurred by energy development violate certain tenets of the NAvajo Way of living, with possible adverse effects. Suggestions for the mitigation of these effects are presented as a way of expanding the dialogue between archaeologists and Native American communities, in order to identify and resolve such ethical dilemmas.
ARQUEOLOGIA ARTE RUPESTRE
A cultural resource management dilemma: anasazi ruins and the Navajos. H. Barry Holt - Estados Unidos-US : Society for American Archaeology, 1983. - páginas 594-599 ilustraciones blanco y negro - Trimestral - vol.48; no. 3 (Jul.1983) - no.3 . - Soociety for American Archaeology. .
Archaeologists recently have been focusing increased attention on Native American concerns and archaeology. However, some serious issues of Native American attitudes toward the activities of archaeology have so far been overlooked. For example, in the San Juan Basin of northwestern New Mexico, archaeological activities that have been spurred by energy development violate certain tenets of the NAvajo Way of living, with possible adverse effects. Suggestions for the mitigation of these effects are presented as a way of expanding the dialogue between archaeologists and Native American communities, in order to identify and resolve such ethical dilemmas.
ARQUEOLOGIA ARTE RUPESTRE
