EFFECTIVE
INTERPRETATION OF ARCHEOLOGICAL AND CULTURAL HERITAGE RESOURCES
A
5-day interdiciplinary workshop, on site and hands-on, for building effective archeological and cultural heritage interpretation programs and projects, utilizing NPS Training MODULE 440 and other training resources
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TRAINING
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 E-mail
questions to:
- John Jameson,
NPS Southeast Archeological Center (tel.: 850-580-3011 ext. 243), John_Jameson@nps.gov;
- Eric Blind (tel. 415-561-5091), Kari Jones and Kati Ahern (415-561-4163), Presidio Trust
Information on other past workshops:
Upon completion of the training, participants
will gain knowledge and skills to:
- Develop and implement a mission-driven approach to interpretation
of archeological resources that incorporates both park
management outcomes and audience revelation, both of which
lead to enhanced stewardship.
- Discuss the interpreter's and archeologist's respective
roles in facilitating the visitors' experience and relationship
to the archeological record.
- Through knowledge gained of professional standards of
archaeological practice and interpretive purpose and techniques,
develop a personal foundation of knowledge and skills
to develop programs that effectively interpret archeological
resources.
- Identify and appropriately present multiple perspectives,
or direct audiences to sources for discovering multiple
perspectives.
- Explain the importance of interdisciplinary teamwork
in developing programs and texts about archeological subjects.
Internet Resources/Links:
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