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Archaeology, museology and education : a case-study at Vergelegen

Bibliography: pages 107-117.

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Main Author: Pastor, Juanita
Other Authors: Morphet, Tony
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: School of Education 2016
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spelling oai:open.uct.ac.za:11427/21842 Archaeology, museology and education : a case-study at Vergelegen Pastor, Juanita Morphet, Tony Hall, Martin Archaeology - South Africa - Cape of Good Hope Museum techniques Museums - Educational aspects Archaeology - Study and teaching - South Africa Bibliography: pages 107-117. The following thesis focuses on the relationship between archaeologists, museologists and the broader community, in terms of educational programmes. It consists of a case-study comprising an educational project based on theoretical ideas of People's Archaeology as influenced by theories of Freirean education. The process of the educational project is illustrated through the description of interviews and workshops. The case-study indicates that there is a gap between academic and community percpetions of the role of archaeology and museums. Results from interpretations indicate that much more research emphasising the constitution, situation and perceptions of specific communities, especially those which have previously been marginalised by broader society, is needed in order to improve the educational services which museums and archaeologists offer to the community. 2016-09-20T12:34:21Z 2016-09-20T12:34:21Z 1993 Master Thesis Masters MPhil http://hdl.handle.net/11427/21842 eng application/pdf School of Education Faculty of Humanities University of Cape Town
spellingShingle Archaeology - South Africa - Cape of Good Hope
Museum techniques
Museums - Educational aspects
Archaeology - Study and teaching - South Africa
Pastor, Juanita
Archaeology, museology and education : a case-study at Vergelegen
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title Archaeology, museology and education : a case-study at Vergelegen
title_full Archaeology, museology and education : a case-study at Vergelegen
title_fullStr Archaeology, museology and education : a case-study at Vergelegen
title_full_unstemmed Archaeology, museology and education : a case-study at Vergelegen
title_short Archaeology, museology and education : a case-study at Vergelegen
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topic Archaeology - South Africa - Cape of Good Hope
Museum techniques
Museums - Educational aspects
Archaeology - Study and teaching - South Africa
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