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

CONTENTS:

Acknowledgments 
                                                                               
Foreword                                                                                             
JOHN H. JAMESON, JR. AND JOHN E. EHRENHARD

Introduction: What This Book is About                                                      
JOHN H. JAMESON, JR.

Part One: Background    

1. Presenting the Past: A Framework for Discussion                                   
PETER G. STONE

2. The Archaeological Site as an Interpretive Environment                       
PARKER B. POTTER, JR.

3. Locating Truths on Archaeological Sites                              
PARKER B. POTTER, JR. AND NANCY JO CHABOT

4. Generalized Versus Literal Interpretation                            
STANLEY SOUTH

Part Two: Strategies That Work          

5. Successfully Integrating the Public into Research: Crow Canyon Archaeological Center
MARGARET A. HEATH

6. The Role of Public Participation: Arizona's Public Archaeology Program 
TERESA L. HOFFMAN

7. Sites Without Sights: Interpreting Closed Excavations                        
KAREN LEE DAVIS

Part Three: Interpreting Archaeology in Cities  

8. The Past Through Tomorrow: Interpreting Toronto's Heritage to a Multicultural Public
KAROLYN SMARDZ

9. Ancient and Modern United: Archaeological Exhibits in Urban Plazas
SHERENE BAUGHER AND DIANA DIZEREGA WALL

10. The Evolution of Interpretation: The Charleston Place Site          
NICHOLAS HONERKAMP AND MARTHA A. ZIERDEN

Part Four: Interpreting Archaeology at Museums, Parks, and Sites

11. Public Archaeology at Cahokia                                       
WILLIAM R. ISEMINGER

12. Interpreting Cultural Resources: Hatzic Site                                
DAVID POKOTYLO AND GREGORY BRASS

13. Putting People Back Into the Landscape: Sabino Canyon               
STEPHANIE M. WHITTLESEY AND MARY FARRELL

14. Archaeology and Interpretation at Monticello and Poplar Forest              
BARBARA J. HEATH

15. The Interpretation of Slavery: Mount Vernon, Monticello, and Colonial Williamsburg
MARK D. BOGRAD AND THERESA A. SINGLETON

16. Museum in the Making: The Morven Project                            
REBECCA YAMIN

17. Archaeological Preservation: Drayton Hall                           
MEGGETT B. LAVIN

18. Interpreting Archaeology at Little Bighorn                          
DOUGLAS D. SCOTT

19. The Archaeology of Billy the Kid                                    
DAVID T. KIRKPATRICK

Bibliography                                                            
About the Contributors                                                  
Index