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Archaeological site Burnum – Perspectives of research within protected natural landscape

Archaeology is a scientific research discipline whose research methods actively affect the environment. The aim of the present article is to demonstrate the relationship between archaeology and its impact on the environment by using as an example the case of the Roman site of Burnum, located in the Krka National Park. Archaeological activity in the areas of the National Park is only allowed on the condition of preserving the essential natural values of the environment. On this basis, this article aims to demonstrate the complexity of issues in relation to archaeological practice, conservation, restoration and the presentation of activities and their impact on the naturally protected area of the National Park, which will, in a cultural sense, profit from the archaeological research of this site.

Burnum; Amfiteatar; Kulturni pejzaž

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