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Both interpreters and archeologists should be aware of the range of our responsibilities to visitors, associated communities, and the resources themselves. Interpreters know how important it is to consider the audience and how best to communicate. Archeologists are aware of the demanding ethical standards of their profession. Together, they can design effective interpretation that promotes stewardship and reaches all parts of the interested public. Archeologist's professional ethics Archeologists
have ethical responsibilities regarding the treatment of Native Americans
and their cultural remains, professional research standards, dissemination
of research, and resource management. As an established profession,
archeology maintains ethical standards by which its members must adhere.
Such standards ensure that archeologists maintain a high level of
professionalism as they conduct research and share it with the public.
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