Interesting discussion (also in #FutureHeritage regards, I’d assume) in #EAA2018 #s467 about how to deal with hundreds of thousands cubic metres of contaminated material in the are of the #Fukushima catastrophe (packed and stored on the already financial valueless land for now).

Excavations now conducted in the #Fukushima area might be the first ever in a #nuclear desaster area - and thus setting a precedent for desaster-lead archaeology *and* #FutureHeritage. #EAA0218 #s467

Some more info on rescue measures and #CulturalHeritage outlines in the aftermath of the Great East Japan earthquake and #Fukushima nuclear power plant accident - as presented by Y. Kikuchi at #EAA2018 #s467.

Now quickly switched to #EAA2018 #s467 to follow Yoshio Kikuchi‘s remarks on "#Fukushima today" - measures taken and lessons learned on #heritage protection since the great east #Japan earthquake (and tsunami) and Diichi nuclear power plant accident.