An Introduction to Museum Archaeology

Hedley Swain

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Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Museums and Cultural Heritage Libraries and Information Services

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Part I. Introduction: 1. What for whom? 2. Origins and influences 3. Current aims, scope, and theory 4. The legal framework 5. Geographic scope Part II. Collections: 6. Archaeological collections 7. Excavation archives 8. Human remains 9. Research 10. Conservation and collections care Part III. Interpretation: 11. The visiting public 12. Displaying archaeology: methods 13. Displaying archaeology: examples 14. Schools, public and community programmes Part IV. Conclusions: 15. Conclusions 16. Museums mentioned in text.

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