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also challenging to bring archaeologists from any other countries. Therefore, these are
the barriers that are mainly degrading the importance of the archaeologists for
cultivating undiscovered parts of the country. Most of the researchers have blamed
the public ignorance in archaeology. However, the government has accepted that the
archaeologists are an irreplaceable treasure, and the government is determined to
secure them for further cultivation of the history of the UK. The government is
dealing with the EU so that the archaeologists can make work trips to the UK.
Moreover, thousands of people have shown interest in excavations and thus several
online events are being organized. However, the government has not shown much
concern about the archaeological conservation. Due to such incidents, the
archaeological heritage of the country is not properly secured and also for the lack of
protection and maintenance of the discovered history, these are getting lost (Team,
Pehal News 2021)
11. I have found an academic paper that is almost similar to this article. In simple words,
that academic paper contains the consequences of the summarized article.
Archaeological heritage is one of the biggest concerns for the country’s government.
But the sequential incidents that are encountered in the article, have resulted in loss of
archaeological heritage of the country (Högberg et al., 2017 639-647). If the heritage
and the undiscovered history of a country are not protected, then the archaeological
aspect can be demolished. It has been seen in the article that the national government
is not concerned about the archaeological situation of the country. As a result, several
archaeologists are losing their jobs and some archaeological departments in the
universities are getting closed. Thus, the heritage cannot be protected for a long time.
Link for the academic paper-
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/00438243.2017.1406398
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FUELING THE RECRUITMENT OF ARCHAEOLOGISTS AND SECURING UK’S HISTORY
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o “Help Our Profession or UK's Shared History Will Be Lost, Say Archaeologists”.
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o “Help Our Profession or UK's Shared History Will Be Lost, Say Archaeologists”.
Pehal News. https://www.pehalnews.in/help-our-profession-or-uks-shared-
history-will-be-lost-say-archaeologists/807914/, accessed June 18, 2021