Archaeological Ethics in Practice

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Alexandria: American Society of Overseas Research (forthcoming)
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With the growing attention to ethics in the field of archaeology, there is not a single volume focused specifically on the archaeology of ancient western Asia and the Mediterranean region. This book represents the beginning of a conversation in filling this gap.

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