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Series Editors' Foreword | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Out of Site, Out of Mind? | |
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Making Excuses | |
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Plan of the Book | |
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Recognizing Our Audiences | |
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Ethics and Accountability | |
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Educating Our Students | |
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Public Accountability: What Do Different Audiences Want and Need? | |
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Archaeological Style and the Real World | |
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Jargon | |
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Choosing the Right Medium | |
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Who Is My Intended Audience? | |
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What Are My Contractual or Other Obligations to These Audiences? | |
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What Kind of Budget Do I Have to Prepare My Work? | |
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Given These Factors, What Media Are Available to Me? | |
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What Will It Cost to Distribute My Work to the Intended Audiences? | |
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Conclusion | |
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Developing Needed Skills and Tools | |
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Basic Writing Skills | |
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Beyond the Basics of Writing | |
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Dealing with References | |
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Conclusion | |
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Computers and Presenting the Past | |
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Basic Computer Skills You'll Need | |
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Advanced Skills You'll Need | |
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Computer Hardware | |
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Software | |
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Learning Curves | |
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Conclusion | |
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Visual Archaeology | |
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The Cultural Life of Images | |
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Photographs versus Drawings | |
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Tools | |
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Lone Ranger or Team Player? | |
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Developing the Team | |
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Outsourcing Work or Hiring In-House | |
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Publish or Perish? Communicating with Colleagues | |
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Abstracts | |
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Conference Papers and Public Talks | |
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Poster Papers? How to Decide and How to Deliver | |
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Electronic Sessions | |
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Organizing and Chairing a Session | |
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Conclusion | |
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From Presented to Printed | |
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CRM Reports | |
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Journal Articles and Book Chapters | |
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Books and Monographs | |
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Publishing and Career Development | |
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Bringing the Past to Life and Presenting It with Style | |
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Hands-on Learning Promotes Understanding | |
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Action Is Better Than Description | |
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Games and Toys | |
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Archaeological Fiction | |
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Cartoons | |
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Movies and Videos: Live Action versus Documentary | |
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Public Archaeology | |
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Events | |
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Exhibits and Museums | |
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Media Method or Media Madness? | |
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With Friends Like the Media, Who Needs Enemies? | |
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Attitudes | |
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Learn Something about Media | |
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Finding a Hook | |
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Deciding When to Go Public | |
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Getting Noticed | |
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Other Advice and Cautions | |
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Ethics, Contexts, and Professional Responsibility | |
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Conclusion | |
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The Future of Presenting the Past | |
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Archaeology on the Web | |
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CD-ROMs and DVDs | |
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Storyboarding: A Crucial Concept for Websites and CDs/DVDs | |
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Interactivity: Bringing the Past to Life | |
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Conclusion | |
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Some Archaeology Journals on the Web | |
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References | |
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Index | |
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About the Author and Series Editors | |