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Ethics and Experimental Archaeology.

Lara Comis The Singapore Statement for Research Integrity and possible Applications While pursuing the modelling of a “best practice” in experimental archaeology during my PhD research, the crucial issue of Ethics emerged with striking prominence. Many questions arose from the application of a research integrity point of view to the discipline of experimental archaeology in research. Despite a few years have passed since the Singapore Statement for Research Integrity (2010), this is seldom cited or explicitly endorsed within the research practice in experimental archaeology. The Statement was collectively written during the Second World Conference on Research Ethics by 340 participants to promote research Integrity at a global level. This important document focuses on 4 major principles (honesty, accountability, professionalism, and stewardship) and 14 responsibilities. In this short poster presentation, an attempt to outline critical points of ethical issues in the practice of experimental archaeology will be shared using the Singapore Statement as a guiding document with the purpose of stimulating debate and promoting research integrity in the current experimental archaeology research practice. #EXARC #ExperimentalArchaeology #EAC12 #Academia #Researchethics #Socialresponsibility Research funded by the Irish Research Council #IRC at the School of Archaeology, UCD, Dublin, Ireland. Links: The Singapore Statement (2010): https://wcrif.org/guidance/singapore-... The European Code of Conduct for Research Integrity (2017): https://allea.org/code-of-conduct/ One example of available training: https://www.epigeum.com/courses/resea...