Ethics of Archaeology Flashcards

legal/ethics, responsibilities of archaeologists

1
Q

UNDRIP stands for what?

A

United
Nations
Declaration on the
Rights of
Indigenous
Peoples

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2
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UNDRIP protects who?

A

indigenous people all over the world

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3
Q

NAGPRA stands for what?

A

Native
American
Graves
Protection&
Repatriation
Act

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4
Q

NAGPRA covers what country?

A

the US

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5
Q

What are some of Canada’s legislation for archaeological work?

A

Parks Canada Agency Act, TRC Calls to Action, Saskatchewan Heritage Project

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6
Q

what are some ethical responsibilities of archeologists?

A

preserve damaged/deteriorating sites, establish protection for them, engaging with the public about protecting cultural heritage and working with indigenous communities

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7
Q

What is the name of the code of ethics in Canada?

A

CAA Principles of Ethical Conduct

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what are some professional responsibilities of archaeologists?

A

adequate training, proper documentation, comply with legislation, present findings well

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9
Q

define stewardship

A

having care for conserving records, excavation should not be more destructive than necessary, all should be able to access records

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