2017
DOI: 10.1080/14655187.2017.1496789
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Places in Interaction: The National Archaeological Park Project as an Integrated Approach to Public Archaeology in China

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“…Unlike ecomuseums and tourist villages, archaeological sites cannot just appear in a poor area and help the community, so the assessment of their influence on the community has to be observed after the site has been researched and presented [19]. At the same time, archaeological projects cannot represent local effort, seeing as all archaeological research in China is directed by the government [58].…”
Section: Archaeologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Unlike ecomuseums and tourist villages, archaeological sites cannot just appear in a poor area and help the community, so the assessment of their influence on the community has to be observed after the site has been researched and presented [19]. At the same time, archaeological projects cannot represent local effort, seeing as all archaeological research in China is directed by the government [58].…”
Section: Archaeologymentioning
confidence: 99%