When Valletta meets Faro The reality of European archaeology in the 21

century
European Archaeological Council Occasional Paper No. 11
Proceedings of the International Conference
Lisbon, Portugal, 1921 March 2015
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Introduction 7
Paulina Florjanowicz
1 | Trajectories towards a knowledge-producing contract archaeology 9
Kristian Kristiansen
2 | Challenging attitudes delivering public benefit 13
Adrian Olivier
3 | From Valletta to Faro with a stopover in Brussels. International legal and policy background for
archaeology or simply the understanding of heritage at the European level 25
Paulina Florjanowicz
Session 1 Setting the scene
4 | A survey of heritage management in Germany, with particular reference to Saxony-Anhalt 35
Konstanze Geppert and Harald Meller
5 | The organisation of Czech archaeology
a socialist legal system applied in a market economy 47
Jan Mařík
6 | Archaeological research in the Slovak Republic positives and negatives 53
Matej Ruttkay, Peter Bednár, Ivan Cheben and Branislav Kovár
7 | French preventive archaeology: administrative organisation,
role of the stakeholders and control procedures 59
Bernard Randoin
8 | A view from Turkey on the Valletta and Faro Conventions: effectiveness,
problems and the state of affairs 65
Mehmet Özdogan and Zeynep Eres
9 | Everything you always wanted to know about commercial archaeology in the Netherlands 77
Marten Verbruggen
Session 2 Balancing stakeholders
10 | Scotland and a national conversation 85
Rebecca H Jones
11 | The General Directorate of Cultural Heritages competencies in the context of safeguarding and promoting
the Portuguese archaeological heritage 89
Maria Catarina Coelho
12 | Working for commercial clients:
the practice of development-led archaeology in the UK 95
Dominic Perring
13 | Balancing stakeholders in the Netherlands. A plea for high-quality municipal archaeology 105
Dieke Wesselingh
14 | The legal basis and organisation of rescue archaeology in Poland 113
Michał Grabowski
15 | Preventive archaeology in Wallonia: perspectives 119
Alain Guillot-Pingue
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Session 3 Assuring quality
16 | Is everybody happy?
User satisfaction after ten years of quality management in development-led archaeology in Europe 125
Monique H. van den Dries
17 | Challenges and opportunities for disseminating archaeology in Portugal:
different scenarios, different problems 137
Ana Catarina Sousa
18 | From Valletta to Faro avoiding a false dichotomy and
working towards implementing Faro in regard to archaeological heritage
(reflections from an Irish perspective) 157
Margaret Keane and Sean Kirwan
19 | Assuring quality: archaeological works on Irish national road schemes 167
Rónán Swan
20 | Archaeology as a tool for better understanding our recent history 175
Peep Pillak
21 | Archaeological sites: the need
for management and legislation improvements (some thoughts on the Albanian reality) 187
Ols Lafe
Résumés 191
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