Shaping archaeology’s future: the European Association of Archaeologists By Eszter Banffy

https://www.academia.edu/144260885/Shaping_archaeology_s_future_the_European_Association_of_Archaeologists?email_work_card=title As ultimately enmeshed in the social sciences and humanities, archaeology seems less open to rapid changes. The immense amount of structured data, which is constantly expanding by linking databases, is sometimes seen as a disadvantage for promoting future interpretive advances. Archaeology has reinvented itself several times, incorporating new epistemology (at least new in archaeological terms), theoretical strands, and methods. Still, several circumstances result in particular vulnerability, especially from the perspective of future archaeological research. ...