Links to additional resources

Presenting Archaeology to the Public: Digging for Truths (1997) Integrated Bibliography

The Kentucky Archaeological Registry: Landowner Participation in Site Preservation NPS Archeology and Ethnography Technical Brief #6

America's Hidden Battlefields: Protecting the Archeological Story

Publications Relating to Heritage Preservation Services

Archaeology and Public Education

Learning Styles

NPS Interpretive Documents

Preventing Looting and Vandalism

Caring for Collections

Site Conservation

Submerged Sites

ARPA: Cultural Site Etiquette, Capitol Reef National Park

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1. Introduction

2. What is Archeology?

3. What are Archeological Resources?

4. What do Archeologists Do?

5. How do Archeologists Figure Out How Old Things Are?

6. What are Our Personal and Professional Responsibilities?

Introduction

Archeologist's professional ethics

Promoting archeological stewardship

Making jargon-free archeology presentations

Identifying educational components in archeological research

Using multiple interpretive methods

Suggested reading

Links to additional resources

7. What are Issues of Sensitivity?

8. Cultural Resource Management (CRM)

9. Use What You Know: Highlighted Case Study

10. Additional Resources

Glossary

Credits

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