Beyond the glass case : the past, the heritage and the public

Nick Merriman

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* Introduction* The death of the past and the growth of heritage* The past as discourse* Patterns in museum and heritage visiting* Public attitudes* Explaining the consumption of heritage* Archaeology and alternatives - sanctioned and non-sanctioned approaches to the past* Gaining a sense of the past* Opening up museums* Appendix 1: The survey method* Appendix 2: Additional tables

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