n.a. (2003). Ancient muses:. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press.

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Title:		 Ancient muses:
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Subtitle:		 archaeology and the arts
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Number of Pages:		 261
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Publication Type:		 Monograph Chapter
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Abstract:		 A compilation of case studies of the various artistic methods used in interpretive narrative archaeology. Plays, opera, visual art, stories, poetry, dance, music, sculpture, and digital imagery can all communicate archaeological processes and cultural values to public audiences.The contributors are archaeologists, educators, writers and artists who explain how creative imagination and the power of visual and audio media can personalize, contextualize and demystify the research process. Includes
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Issue Editor:		 John E Ehrenhard
Christine A Finn
John H J Jameson
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Publisher:		 University of Alabama Press
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Year of Publication:		 2003
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ISBN:		 0-8173-1274-9
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Archaeology (BIAB)
Interpretation For Public Education (BIAB)
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Note:		 Is Portmanteau: 1
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Created Date:		 08 Jul 2004
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Introduction: archaeology as inspiration - invoking the ancient ...
Reference record only John E Ehrenhard
Christine A Finn
John H J Jameson
 1 - 5
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Why we were drawn to this topic
Reference record only John H J Jameson
 6 - 14
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More than just `telling the story': interpretive narrative archaeology
Reference record only John P McCarthy
 15 - 24
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The archaeologist as playwright
Reference record only James G Gibb
 25 - 39
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Art and imagery as tools for public interpretation and education in archaeology
Reference record only John H J Jameson
 57 - 64
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Archaeology as a compelling story: the art of writing popular histories
Reference record only Richard Keeton
Sharyn Kane
 65 - 71
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Poetry and archaeology: the transformative process
Reference record only Christine A Finn
 72 - 81
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Evoking time and place in reconstruction and display: the case of Celtic identity and Iron Age art
Reference record only Harold C Mytum
 92 - 108
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Art and archaeology: conflict and interpretation in a museum setting
Reference record only Margaret A Heath
Michael J Williams
 109 - 119
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Archaeology in science fiction and mysteries
Reference record only David G Anderson
 152 - 161
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RKLOG: archaeologists as fiction writers
Reference record only Sarah Milledge Nelson
 162 - 168
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Is archaeology fiction?; Some thoughts about experimental ways of communica...
Reference record only Nicola Laneri
 179 - 192
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Crafting Cosmos, telling Sister Stories, and exploring archaeological knowledge graphically in hypertext environments
Reference record only Rosemary A Joyce
Jeanne Lopiparo
 193 - 203
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