After the Pandemic: Reflections from an uncertain present on the futures of public archeology

There are moments in history, perceived both individually and collectively, which proposing to imagine—even project—becomes an apparently unattainable task. 2020 took us socially unprepared and, although some places the current situation is deeply serious while others feel more tolerable, we have a total uncertainty about future. We can consider that information allows visualize indicators leading situations like one available. However, not all of tools interpret them, voices those who do them echoed strong enough, unlike spaces power, political or economic with means will bring fear wide sectors population.