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Aims and Goals
The International Centre for Chinese Heritage and Archaeology's goal is first and foremost to
inspire public awareness of China’s heritage, one of the richest veins
of archaeological material in the world, by making this heritage
available and accessible to everyone. In order to do this, the Centre in concerned with facilitating the dissemination of knowledge across cultural barriers and to conduct joint research on some of the most pressing heritage and archaeological problems facing modern China. It is hoped that these goals will develop a global understanding of the way in which China's cultural and economic past can be favourably reflected in today's politics, heritage and tourism.
The Centre is also concerned with developing and promoting new ideas and technologies relating to
Chinese archaeology and heritage, in particular the most appropriate
methods and techniques of excavation, conservation and management of
archaeological sites. This will be achieved by the Centre facilitating the training of the next generation of archaeologists and conservators, and by supporting Chinese archaeological museums in the preservation and
presentation of their collections and to promote collaboration between
Chinese and UK museums

