Archaeologists as Activists: Can Achaeologists Change the World?

This collection examines the ways in which archaeologists can use their work to uncover the past and help guide future discourse between the archaeological community and contemporary stakeholders. They draw on applied anthropology, social and public history, heritage studies, museum studies and historic preservation, and more to develop an activist approach to the field.

Contributors include Jodi Barnes, Robert Chidester, Kim Christensen, David Godsby, A. Gwynn Henderson, Patrice Jeppson, Barbara Little, Kim McBride, W. Stephen McBride, Carol McDavid, Sarah Miller, Matthew Prybylski, and Lori Stahlgren.