ARTICLE · 30 MAY 2018

Beruházás És Régészet – A Múlt A Jövő Kapujában?

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A nagyberuházásokkal kapcsolatos régészeti előírások 2015-ben változtak meg jelentősen annak érdekében, hogy az archeológiai feladatellátás hatékonyabb és gyorsabb legyen nagyberuházások esetén.

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Gabriella Galik

A nagyberuházásokkal kapcsolatos régészeti előírások 2015-ben változtak meg jelentősen annak érdekében, hogy az archeológiai feladatellátás hatékonyabb és gyorsabb legyen nagyberuházások esetén. Bár a régészszakma nem volt maradéktalanul boldog az új szabályozással, a kormányzati indokolás szerint a nagyberuházásokhoz kapcsolódó archeológiai feladatellátás szabályai átláthatóbbá, egyértelműbbé váltak. 2018 áprilisában a szabályok – különös tekintettel a megelőző feltárásra – ismét módosultak.

Főszabály szerint a földmunkával járó beruházásokkal el kell kerülni a nyilvántartott lelőhelyeket. A régészeti örökség elemei csak archeológiai eljárás keretében mozdíthatók el, amelynek költségeit annak kell fedeznie, akinek az érdekében a lelőhely bolygatása felmerült. Az eljárást csak a hatóság feltárási engedélye alapján lehet végezni.

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