Predicaments, pragmatics, and professionalism
Subtitle: ethical conduct in archeology
By: edited by J. Ned Woodall ; contributors, Toni Carrell ... [et al.].
Series: Special publication / Society of Professional Archeologists -- no. 1; Special publication (Society of Professional Archeologists) -- no. 1
Publisher: Society of Professional Archeologists
Published: 1990
Place of publication: United States
Language: eng
Number of pages: 88
Subjects: Archaeology; Moral and ethical aspects
Other titles: Ethical conduct in archeology
Notes: Primarily edited versions of papers originally presented at a syposium entitled "Ethics in Professional Archaeology," which was held at the annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology in spring 1989.

Cover title.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 83-88).
Table of contents: title: The professional society role in promoting ethical conduct  -- Mark S. Frankel; title: The genesis of an archeological ethic  -- Rhea J. Rogers; title: Professional ethics in archeology  -- Edward B. Jelks; title: Someone is always going to be unhappy with my decisions : a state archeologist's perspective on ethics and public archeology  -- Stephen R. Claggett; title: Ethics issues brought about by the California Environmental Quality Act  -- Michael A. Glassow; title: Ethics and archeology for profit  -- Michael E. Roberts; title: Ethics versus commercial exploitation : what's it worth to the future?  -- Toni Carrell; title: Shipwrecks and cultural resource management : archeology in difficult compliance situations -- Christopher E. Hamilton.