Archaeology and cultural heritage beyond quarantine
reflections from Sweden on COVID-19 and its consequences
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https://doi.org/10.24885/sab.v35i1.958Mots-clés :
heritage futures, ‘corona crisis’, global solidarityRésumé
During the years of the COVID-19 pandemic (2020-2021 thus far), nobody could remain in any real quarantine. The humans of the world were reminded daily of the global progress (or otherwise) of one virus, several vaccines, and numerous health systems. As always, archaeology could not escape its present. The following are my reflections on some issues I had on my mind during the time of the ‘corona crisis’. They reflect my perspective as an archaeologist working on heritage futures who normally travels a lot throughout Europe and beyond, but now remained put in Sweden, working a lot from home and, curiously, attending even more international meetings than before, albeit virtual ones.
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