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| IN THEIR REPORT “EMERGENCE OF AGRICULTURE IN THE FOOTHILLS of the Zagros Mountains of Iran” (5 July, p. 65), S. Riehl et al. describe the advent of agriculture and domestication of wild plants in the Zagros Mountains, Iran. The authors write that the samples are currently archived at the University of Tübingen, but we believe that the site of conservation and archiving should be in Iran. According to the First Code of Ethics, adopted by World Archaeological Congress Codes of Ethics, archaeologists and anthropologists agree to fulfill their commitments to the ethical principles governing the study of the human past (1). Among these principles is the importance of indigenous ancestral human remains to native peoples. Archaeologists are required to acknowledge that the indigenous cultural heritage rightfully belongs to the indigenous descendants of that heritage. Human remains, artifacts, or objects of special cultural signifi cance of indigenous peoples should not be removed from their indigenous discovery site or country. The archaeobotanical samples used in the Riehl et al. study refl ect the thousands-year-old heritage of civilizations and should be conserved and archived where they were found in order to respect the rights of the indigenous descendants |
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| صمد اسلام جمال گلزاری | اول |
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| L-Science.pdf | 1398/09/11 | 432251 | دانلود |
