Archeology for Interpreters > 6. What Are Our Personal and Professional Responsibilities?

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Presenting Archaeology to the Public: Digging for Truths (1997) Integrated Bibliography

The Kentucky Archaeological Registry: Landowner Participation in Site Preservation, NPS Archeology and Ethnography Technical Brief #6

America's Hidden Battlefields: Protecting the Archeological Story

Publications Relating to Heritage Preservation Services

Archaeology for the public

Learning Styles

NPS Interpretive Documents

Preventing Looting and Vandalism

Caring for Collections

Site Conservation

Submerged Sites

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• 1. Introduction
• 2. What is Archeology?
• 3. What are Archeological Resources?
• 4. What do Archeologists Do?
• 5. How do Archeologists Figure Out How Old Things Are?
• 6. What are Our Personal and Professional Responsibilities?
  • Introduction
  • Archeologist's professional ethics
  • Promoting archeological stewardship
  • Making jargon-free archeology presentations
  • Identifying educational components in archeological research
  • Using multiple interpretive methods
  • Suggested reading
  • Links to additional resources
• 7. What are Issues of Sensitivity?
• 8. Cultural Resource Management (CRM)
• 9. Use What You Know: Highlighted Case Study
• 10. Additional Resources
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