A Study On The Protection And Management Model Of National Archaeological Site Parks

The research object of this paper is the protection and management mode of national archaeological sites park.It is a pioneering attempt to protect and manage large-scale ancient sites according to the characteristics of the site itself and national conditions in China.So far,three criticisms and two rounds of evaluation have been completed,and gradually from reality to standardized management.Around this mode,a set of strong pertinence system and supporting guarantee system will be the direction of future efforts.First of all,we need to have a systematic understanding of this model.This paper is an attempt to establish a cognitive framework,try to analyze the essence of the accompanying problems from the root,and put forward some directional and principled suggestions for some problems on this basis.The first chapter mainly includes the definition of the research object,the summary of the development history,the summary of the current situation,the summary of the research history and the current situation.Finally,according to the above,the author puts forward the writing purpose and ideas of this article.Chapter 2,based on the documents issued by the State Administration of Cultural Relics so far,summarizes the key elements of the park model from the external representation and internal operation,further deepens its institutional needs for the park model,and compares it with the current policy and law guarantees,and points out that the system supply and demand do not match.The third chapter further proves and supplements the relationship between the demand and supply of the park model system through examples.From the aspects of the site itself,management agencies,land,funds and as a scenic spot,it briefly describes the process of adopting the park model to protect the sites as a whole,and points out the problems exposed by the examples in this process.Chapter IV is about some principled and directional suggestions for the healthy development of this model under the existing knowledge framework.The fifth chapter is the conclusion of the full text.