Archaeopolitics and responsibilities: the case of a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Arctic Norway

Publisher： Cambridge University Press

E-ISSN： 1745-1744|62|236|541-547

ISSN： 0003-598x

Source： Antiquity, Vol.62, Iss.236, 1988-09, pp. : 541-547

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