Archaeology 2025 article in Internet Archaeology
Mary Teehan’s co-authored article in Internet Archaeology discusses the Archaeology 2025 strategy and compares it to examples in Scotland and England.
Teehan, M., Jones, R.H. and Heyworth, M. 2018 Three for One: Analysis of Three Differing Approaches to Developing an Archaeology Strategy, Internet Archaeology 49.
Access the paper here: https://doi.org/10.11141/ia.49.12
Paper Summary: Is the involvement of the public, commercial, governmental or academic elements of society a desired outcome for the future of archaeology within cultural heritage? If so, how is this best achieved? The involvement of multiple stakeholders calls for a strategic approach and formalised structures. In the last three years, three organisations have developed three strategies in three differing jurisdictions — Ireland, Scotland and England. Each had varied stakeholder engagement focuses. The following article analyses the choices made in stakeholder involvement, the outcomes, challenges and effects on implementation plans.