Uppdragsarkeologi och samhällsplanering : En kvalitativ studie om kommunikationen mellan samhällsaktörer

Sammanfattning: This study examines the relationship between field archaeology and society planning projects. The aim of the research is to investigate possible errors in planning processes and how the communication between societal stakeholders affects the results. The cooperation of the exploiter and communal directors is determined by the involvement of historical and economical perspectives, as well as knowledge and competence of heritage organisations. Through the case study of a recent train rail project in Lund the different opportunities of improvement are easily pointed out. Time schedule, earlier joint planning, knowledge about the relics and decentralisations of decisions are the most common observed communicative problems. This indicates a disorientation of the Swedish urban-regional exploration processes in terms of cultural heritage and future sustainable city planning.