Archaeologist Sarah Parcak has decided to use her Ted Prize to fund crowdsourcing and remote satellite viewing to protect archaeological sites from looters.
CPO commends any effort to address looting at the source. However, for the situations in places like Egypt to improve, issues of poverty and encroachment by development must also be addressed not by more dictatorial measures, but by engaging local people and encouraging an appreciation of past cultures.
Wednesday, February 17, 2016
Addressing Looting at the Source by Remote Viewing
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archaeological sites,
Dictators,
Egypt,
Looting
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