Perceptions of public communication on archaeology and heritage. The case of the scientists of Atapuerca (Spain)

Artículo

Autoría

CONFORTI, MARIA EUGENIA ; LEGARIA, JUAN IGNACIO

Fecha

2022

Editorial y Lugar de Edición

Sissa Medialab

Revista

Journal of Science Communication JCOM, vol. 21 (pp. 1-22) - ISSN 1824-2049
Sissa Medialab

ISSN

1824-2049

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This paper presents an analysis of the scientists? perceptions of publiccommunication on the scientific themes related to the archaeological sitesof Atapuerca (Spain), which are included in the UNESCO World HeritageList. Based on a qualitative/ethnographic methodology, testimonies fromresearchers were collected on the impact of dissemination in the field ofheritage and scientific culture. Findings show a communication imprint thatis inherent to the scientific and management project, in which th... This paper presents an analysis of the scientists? perceptions of publiccommunication on the scientific themes related to the archaeological sitesof Atapuerca (Spain), which are included in the UNESCO World HeritageList. Based on a qualitative/ethnographic methodology, testimonies fromresearchers were collected on the impact of dissemination in the field ofheritage and scientific culture. Findings show a communication imprint thatis inherent to the scientific and management project, in which thestakeholders perceive a great public responsibility.

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Public perception of science and technologyPublic engagement with science and technology

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