Open access archaeological databases for Jordan – solution or threat?

Protecting the Past: Archaeology, Conservation and Tourism in the North of Jordan by Oxford University

Mar 31, 20166:19Education

Dr Drzewiecki has analysed the impact on researchers of online databases of archaeological sites in Jordan Dr Drzewiecki has conducted an opinion poll survey (with more than 100 respondents) of archaeologists with fieldw...

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