Hi Histarch community,
    This topic has caught my attention, as I had been planning my summer 
children's archaeology classes will be even stronger on ethics controversies 
this year.  The kids are 4th-jr high age.  If anyone has more to contribute 
on this subject I'll be following it.  AND if anyone has age appropriate 
programs to mention, I'd appreciate it.
S. Walter
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"Digging for Fun and  Profit": Commercialization of Archaeology in Mass
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The  Impact of Cable TV on Archaeology's Image




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