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Making Choices — Making Strategies: National Strategies for Archaeology in Denmark

Thomas Roland

Agency for Culture and Palaces, H. C. Andersens Blvd. 2, 1553 København V, Denmark. Email: tro@slks.dk

Cite this as: Roland, T. 2018 Making Choices — Making Strategies: National Strategies for Archaeology in Denmark, Internet Archaeology 49. https://doi.org/10.11141/ia.49.5

Summary

Prioritising in the field — are all these traces 'significant ancient monuments'? Site: Hoby settlement excavation – Zealand/Denmark (Image: Thomas Roland)

In 2011 it was decided to establish a set of National Strategies for the archaeology in Denmark. The strategies should not only help the museums in their daily work in the field, but were also intended as a tool for the administration of archaeology in Denmark. The first strategies have now been in existence for about three years and this article briefly sums up the background, development, content and future work.

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