John H Jameson jr

Documents

• Archaeological authenticity and reconstruction at Colonial Williamsburg (2004)
• The archaeological site as an interpretative environment (1999)
• Archaeology and reconstructions (2004)
• Archaeology and the National Park Idea: Challenges For Management and Interpretation (1999)
• The arrival of public education as a priority in archaeology (1994)
• Bede’s World. A late twentieth century creation of an early medieval landscape (2004)
• Beyond the artist’s impression: from photo realism to integrated reconstruction in buildings archaeology (2004)
• Designing the past at fortress Louisburg (2004)
• Echoes from the Past: Archaeology at Fort Pulaski (2004)
• Emergency Ruins preservation and restoration at Homolovi Ruins State Park (2004)
• Evoking time and place in reconstruction and display: the case of Celtic identity and Iron Age art (2003)
• The Heritage Reader, a compendium of articles on past and present international trends in cultural heritage management (2008)
• The Ironbridge Gorge: preservation, reconstruction and presentation of industrial heritage (2004)
• Lessons learnt at Bent’s Old Fort and Fort Union Trading Post (2004)
• Management of Parks in the United States: Implications for Archaeology and Anthropology (1999)
• Modeling Amarna: Computer reconstructions of an Egyptian palace (2004)
• Museum in the Making: the Morven Project (1997)
• National Park Service reconstruction policy and practice (2004)
• NPS Program Seeks Communication Among Practitioners and Educators (1994)
• NPS Programme seeks communication among practitioners and educators (1993)
• The NPS Public Interpretation Initiative Program (1994)
• The NPS Public Interpretation Initiative Program (1994)
• Past Meets Present (2007)
• Presenting Archaeology to the Public: digging for truths (1997)
• Presenting the past: a framework for discussion (1997)
• Public Archaeology at Cahokia (1997)
• Public Archaeology in the United States (2004)
• Public Interpretation Initiative: New Horizons (1993)
• Public Interpretation, Education and Outreach: The Growing Predominance in American Archaeology (2000)
• Purveyors of the past: education and outreach as ethical imperatives in archaeology (2003)
• Putting People Back into the Landscape: Sabino Canyon (1997)
• The reconstructed past. Reconstruction in the public interpretation of archaeology and history (2004)
• The Reconstructed Past: Reconstructions in the Public Interpretation of Archaeology and History (2004)
• Reconstruction dilemmas at George Washington’s Blacksmith Shop (2004)
• Reconstruction policy and purpose at Castell Henllys Iron Age Fort (2004)
• Reconstruction versus preservation-in-place in the US National Park Service (1999)
• Reconstruction, interpretation and education at Fort Loudoun (2004)
• Reconstructions as communication and provocation tools in public interpretation: challenges and benefits. (2013)
• Reflections on a reconstruction of the ancient Qasrin Synagogue and village (2004)
• Replication or interpretation of the Iroquoian longhouse (2004)
• Sites Without Sights: Interpreting Closed Excavations (1997)
• To Inspire and Educate (2004)
• The value of reconstructions: an archaeological perspective (2004)
• Walden Pond and beyond: the restoration archaeology of Roland Wells Robbins (2004)