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moving beyond modern approaches to archaeology
xxiii, 389 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm.
Introductions : Images of the past : archaeologies, modernities, crises and poetics / Ian Russell -- Archaeological tourism : a signpost to national identity / Deirdre Stritch -- Irish images on English goods in the American market : the materialization of a modern Irish heritage / Stephen A. Brighton & Charles E. Orser Jr. -- Representing spirit : heathenry, new-indigenes and the imaged past / Jenny Blain & Robert J. Wallis -- The role of archaeology in presenting the past to the public / George S. Smith -- Assessing the role of digital technologies for the development of cultural resources as socio-economic assets / Oleg Missikoff -- Experiencing archaeology in the dream society / Cornelius Holtorf -- Towards archaeologies of memories of the past and planning futures : engaging the Faustian bargain of 'crises of interpretation' / Stephanie Koerner -- Collective memory and the museum : towards a reconciliation of philosophy, history and memory in Daniel Libeskind's Jewish Museum / Kay F. Edge & Frank H. Weiner -- The simulacra and simulations of Irish Neolithic passage tombs / Andrew Cochrane -- Practice makes perfect : a discussion of the place of the brochure image in landscape tourism / Tim Neal -- Bog bodies and bog lands : trophies of science, art and the imagination / Christine A. Finn -- Who wants to visit a cultural heritage site? A walk through an archaeological site with a visual and bodily experience / Anita Synnestvedt -- Concluding remarks : Imagining the past : moving beyond modern approaches to archaeology / Ian Russell.
This volume grew out of discussions held during the meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists in Lyon, France, Sept. 2004.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.