Frodsham, P. N K., ed. (2004). Interpreting the ambiguous:. Oxford: Archaeopress.

Title:

Interpreting the ambiguous:

Subtitle:

archaeology and interpretation in early 21st century Britain

Series:

British Archaeological Reports

Volume:

362

Number of Pages:

122

Publication Type:

Monograph Chapter (in Series)

Abstract:

Volume based on a session entitled `Interpreting the ambiguous' incorporating thirteen papers covering a wide range in both space and time. They vary considerably in terms of subject matter, but are united by the aim of encouraging people to think for themselves about the past. The contributors include

Editor:

Paul N K Frodsham

Issue Editor:

Paul N K Frodsham

Publisher:

Archaeopress

Year of Publication:

2004

ISBN:

1-84171-583-2

Subjects / Periods:

	Public & Archaeology (BIAB)
	Interpretation For Public Education (BIAB)

Note:

Is Portmanteau: 1 Editorial Expansion: Proceedings of a session from the 2001 Institute of Field Archaeologists annual conference, held at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne

Source:

BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))

Created Date:

21 Sep 2004

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Chapter Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
`So much history in this landscape. So much confusion, so much doubt.'	Paul N K Frodsham	1 - 25
Sowing the seeds of doubt.; The presentation of the past to the public.	Emma Carver	27 - 31
Virtually the Ice Age.; Interpreting the Palaeolithic archaeology of Cresw...	Ian Wall	33 - 42
Telling stories.; Archaeology, interpretation and the National Trust...	Ruth Taylor	43 - 48
The Maelmin Heritage Trail.; Archaeological research and the public	Clive Waddington	49 - 57
Drama on Gardom's Edge.; The use of theatre groups in public interpretation...	Bill Bevan	59 - 66
Changing interpretations.; Public access and interpretation on a developer-fu...	Ronan Toolis Clare Ellis	67 - 74
`Valley of the first iron masters'.; A case study in inclusion and interpretation	Peter Halkon	75 - 81
Roundhouses in the landscape.; Interpreting the Iron Age at Castell Henllys	Phil Bennett	83 - 87
High Street, Londinium.; Reconstructing Roman London	Hedley Swain	89 - 94
Access to the evidence.; Interpretation of an excavation at a Scottish cast...	Adrian Cox	95 - 104
`But didn't the horses drown?'; Interpreting historic narrowboats in the Working B...	Jo Bell	105 - 112
Whither interpretation?	Peter G Stone	113 - 116