I said at the time that her carefully worded statements in her 1979 book clearly represented an 'educated opinion' rather than a 'theory'. And they will go out to Baethel, and will proceed to the borders of Archatarothi. And they will go across to the sea to the borders of Aptalim, as far as the borders of Baeth-horon the lower, and the going forth of them shall be to the sea. This is a multi-part message in MIME format. Yes, but we have matured.
Modern archaeology emphasizes context, rather than an artifacts' innate, stand-alone value.
An artifact without context is usually of little interest for the study of antiquity. Some people, mainly collectors, value orphaned objects for their aesthetic qualities, but these are present-day values that may have little to do with ancient ones. It is a paradigm change. Two wrongs don't make a right. The most interesting exhibitions are those presenting questions and conclusions based on controlled excavation.