Recent Developments in Preventive Archaeology in Europe
@inproceedings{Novakovic2018RecentDI,
title={Recent Developments in Preventive Archaeology in Europe},
author={P. Novakovic and M. Horň{\'a}k and M. Guermandi and H. St{\"a}uble and P. Depaepe and J. Demoule and Michael Heilen and Richard Ciolek-Torello and Donn R. Grenda and S. Trow and T. Allen and H{\aa}kon Gl{\o}rstad and P. Jobin and Isabelle Kerouanton and G. Prilaux and M. Talon and Danijela Bri{\vs}nik and Mihela Kajzer Cafnik and M. Nov{\vs}ak and Justina Po{\vs}kienė and Eva Steigberger and Tomasz Michalik and Mariusz Wiśniewski and Agnieszka Olech-Śliż and J. Mařı́k and Szabolcs Czifra and S. F{\'a}bi{\'a}n and Katalin Boz{\'o}ki-Ernyey and Filomena Sirovica and A. Măgureanu and D. Măgureanu and M. Simion and Tonko Rajkova{\vc}a and Jesenko Had{\vz}ihasanovi{\'c} and Adnan Kaljanac},
year={2018}
}The texts collected in the monograph are refined versions of the papers presented at the 22nd Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists in Vilnius, 31st of August – 4th of September, 2016, in three sessions focused on various aspects of preventive archaeology: (TH2-07) 25 years later: Changes and conjunctures in preventive (development-led) archaeology in former ‘Eastern’ Europe; (TH2-10) After 1990: a turning point in the guiding principles of rescue excavations and its… Expand
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