Thesis Abstract

This research project aims to analyze the impact of archaeological tourism on the interpretation and presentation of archaeological sites. Archaeological sites are often transformed into tourist attractions, requiring careful interpretation and presentation to engage visitors and convey historical and cultural significance. This study will investigate how archaeological tourism influences the way sites are interpreted and presented to the public. It will examine the strategies employed by site managers to enhance visitor experiences, the challenges faced in balancing preservation and accessibility, and the role of interpretation in shaping tourist perceptions. The findings of this research will provide valuable insights into the relationship between archaeological tourism and site interpretation, contributing to the development of effective site management practices.

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