Gábor Virágos
Biographic Data
| ID | 6104155 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gábor Virágos |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gábor |
| FAMILY NAME | Virágos |
| SIGNATURE | VIRÁGOS G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Faveo (Norway) |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Communicating Archaeology
Needs and interests are two different concepts. Talking about needs, we focus on what would be necessary or ideal to have. This is idealism. Talking about the interests of somebody or a group or a legal entity, we discuss what will happen. This is realism. The two approaches go hand in hand and are yet in opposition to each other. Communicating archaeological heritage is a complex procedure, equally and simultaneously involving professionals, dev…
Dare To Lo(o)se
Although often ignored, archaeological heritage management is part of the overall concept of environmental management. As trends are constantly changing in archaeology, these changes are strongly inter-connected with European and global financial, political and social processes. Moreover, innovations always quickly influence excavation and documentation technologies. It is quite clear that decision-making in archaeological heritage management is …
Régészet az ezredforduló után
A cikk áttekinti az elmúlt évtizedekben lezajlott gazdasági és társadalmi változások következtében alapjaiban megváltozott magyarországi régészet feladatrendszert, az ennek kapcsán kialakult főbb problémák felvázolásával. Egyes európai országok tapasztalataival összevetve látható, hogy hasonló problémákra többféle megoldás született. A főbb variációk leírása után egy lehetséges hazai alternatívát is felvázolunk
The Social Archaeology of Residential Sites: Hungarian noble residences and their social context from the thirteenth through to the sixteenth century: an outline for methodology
This work aims to set up a research agenda to show how archaeology can contribute to an interdisciplinary study of society in the later Middle Ages, in this case in terms of a survey of the possibilities of using archaeology to study Hungarian nobility from the point of view of their living conditions and the functions of their residences. The author, drawn to this theme through an excavation in Pomáz (west of Budapest) in 1995, investigates the …
Eine Adelige Residenz Im Mittelalter
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Eine Adelige Residenz Im Mittelalter
The Social Archaeology of Residential Sites: Hungarian noble residences and their social context from the thirteenth through to the sixteenth century: an outline for methodology
This work aims to set up a research agenda to show how archaeology can contribute to an interdisciplinary study of society in the later Middle Ages, in this case in terms of a survey of the possibilities of using archaeology to study Hungarian nobility from the point of view of their living conditions and the functions of their residences. The author, drawn to this theme through an excavation in Pomáz (west of Budapest) in 1995, investigates the …
Régészet az ezredforduló után
A cikk áttekinti az elmúlt évtizedekben lezajlott gazdasági és társadalmi változások következtében alapjaiban megváltozott magyarországi régészet feladatrendszert, az ennek kapcsán kialakult főbb problémák felvázolásával. Egyes európai országok tapasztalataival összevetve látható, hogy hasonló problémákra többféle megoldás született. A főbb variációk leírása után egy lehetséges hazai alternatívát is felvázolunk
Dare To Lo(o)se
Although often ignored, archaeological heritage management is part of the overall concept of environmental management. As trends are constantly changing in archaeology, these changes are strongly inter-connected with European and global financial, political and social processes. Moreover, innovations always quickly influence excavation and documentation technologies. It is quite clear that decision-making in archaeological heritage management is …
Communicating Archaeology
Needs and interests are two different concepts. Talking about needs, we focus on what would be necessary or ideal to have. This is idealism. Talking about the interests of somebody or a group or a legal entity, we discuss what will happen. This is realism. The two approaches go hand in hand and are yet in opposition to each other. Communicating archaeological heritage is a complex procedure, equally and simultaneously involving professionals, dev…
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