A PAS FLO unsuccessfully tried last week to engage the help of the British police to block discussions of heritage issues and archaeological implications involved in Collection-Driven Exploitation of the archaeological record. Since that proved to be a fruitless effort, and the 'evil, thieving, lying' preservationists will still not fold under pressure, I have had it suggested to me that the pro-collecting lobby may be considering reaching for stronger measures.
Alternatively, instead of shying away from wider debate about the effects of Collection-Driven Exploitation of the archaeological record, perhaps those who are employed to protect it, study it and present the results of their deliberations to the wider public really should be engaging with these issues.
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