Titlebook: Creating Participatory Dialogue in Archaeological and Cultural Heritage Interpretation: Multinationa; John H. Jameson,Sherene Baugher Book

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Facilitated Dialogue and the Evolving Philosophies on the Public Interpretation of Cultural Heritags worldwide. The role of the expert, as well as the participatory engagement of audiences and stakeholders, is being redefined and reassessed. For example, the communication technique of facilitated dialogue is used by professional interpreters to connect and interact with audiences. Facilitated dia

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On the Horns of an Archaeological Dilemma: Balancing Site Confidentiality and Public Interpretation tion of the sacred nature of ancestral sites. Since the 1980s, this attitude dominated at Delaware State Parks to the extent that few programs and less than a handful of interpretive waysides mention Native peoples. The authors bring a more open attitude to the issue of telling archaeological storie

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Memories of a Bloody Battle: Analyzing the Portrayals of the German Militiamen and Their Oneida Allivents. They present enticing material culture for study by archaeologists seeking to analyze the layers of meaning and the social and chronological transformations in the heritage narratives at military sites. I compare and contrast the portrayal of the Oneidas and German-Americans at anniversary ev

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The Germantown Archaeology Project: A Hudson Valley Community Collaborationth century, along with local college students and faculty. We have combined research and educational efforts to focus on this earliest substantial German-speaking settlement in the Americas that after New York State’s emancipation also included an African American neighborhood in the mid-nineteenth

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Menorca Talayótica: Prehistoric and Current Communities – New Ways of Understandingtions – some of which are specific to the island – transformed the territory to the point that they still constitute outstanding features in the landscape. The current population of the island has no cultural connections with the prehistoric people. However, emotional and identity links are strong a