希腊的洞穴遗产:Aetoloakarnania

IF 0.2 4区 历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY Archaeological Reports-London Pub Date : 2017-11-01 DOI:10.1017/S057060841800008X
S. Katsarou, Andreas Darlas
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古人类学和洞穴学研究所(EPS)是负责围绕希腊洞穴的法律保护、管理、开发和跨学科研究等一系列问题的国家机构(http://www.culture.gr/el/ministry/SitePages/viewyphresia.aspx?iID=1784)。它隶属于文化和体育部,是唯一一个对希腊洞穴问题进行综合概述的机构。它在文化遗产领域的地位源于洞穴被完全赋予古代纪念碑的地位,因此受到考古法(3028/2002)的保护条款的约束,与它们作为可持续自然地貌的地位和保护需求并列并独立。一旦洞穴被认定为需要专门考古研究的地点,并有明确的管理要求,1976年,洞穴学研究所作为文化部的一个专门办公室成立;在后来的阶段,它的地位可与地方文物管理处相媲美,但作为一个在国家一级而不是地区一级组成的实体。其超区域范围在2014年通过立法重新制定,将十年前分离的两个组成部分(希腊北部和南部)重新合并为一个机构。
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Cave heritage in Greece: Aetoloakarnania
The Ephorate of Palaeoanthropology and Spelaeology (EPS) is the state-run body responsible for the range of issues revolving around the legal protection, management, development and interdisciplinary study of caves in Greece (http://www.culture.gr/el/ministry/SitePages/viewyphresia.aspx?iID=1784). It is housed in the Ministry of Culture and Sports and is the sole institution taking an integrated overview of the issues surrounding caves in Greece. Its position within the cultural-heritage domain derives from caves being fully ascribed the status of ancient monuments and thus subject to the protective provisions of the archaeological law (3028/2002), alongside and independent of their status and need for protection as sustainable natural landforms. Once caves were recognized as sites requiring specialized archaeological research with distinct administrative requirements, the Ephorate of Speleology was established as a special office within the Ministry of Culture in 1976; it was comparable in status, at a later stage, to the local ephorates of antiquities, but as an entity constituted at the national rather than the district level. Its supra-regional scope was reformulated by legislation in 2014 reuniting into one institution the two components (northern and southern Greece) into which it had been separated a decade previously.
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