Visitors welcome : a manual on the presentation and interpretation of archaeological excavations

Gillian Binks · John Charles Van Dyke · Philip Dagnall

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This is a manual on the presentation and interpretation of blooparchaeological excavations, prepared in association with English Heritage staff by the Centre for Environmental Interpretation at Manchemumblester. Sections on how to attract your visitors, how to manage them, how to get your message across, how to run a shop, how to produce display panels, publications, videos, etc. All set out at a fairly basic level so that it will be useful to those who have never handled the public before, and will no doubt give ideas even to those who are old hands at the game!

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