Interpretive Sins
by Tristan Harrenstein Interpretation is scary to many people, and I understand why. We put ourselves out there and when it goes wrong it can really go wrong. We talk about…
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Public Archaeology Happenings in Seattle: What not to miss!
by Sarah E. Miller, PEIC Chair Do I say this every year? There seems to be more public archaeology at #SHA2015 than ever before. Without a strategy in place, there's…
Public Service Announcements and Archaeology: Protecting WWII-Caves in Saipan
By: Jennifer McKinnon East Carolina University and Ships of Exploration and Discovery Research The words public service announcements (PSAs) and archaeology are rarely uttered together. In fact, a quick search…
Connecting with the connectionless, or: How I stopped worrying and came to terms with the Snowbirds
I happen to be a public archaeologist in a place many might envy (especially after this winter): southwest Florida. I have worked at the Florida Public Archaeology Network for several…
Top 10 Public Archaeology opportunities at SHA 2014
Interested in Public Education and Interpretation? The 2014 conference is chock-full of opportunities to learn, share, and experience Public Archaeology firsthand. Here's my top 10 recommendations for sessions to join or…
Public Education and Interpretation at 2012 Conference
With the annual conference just a few short weeks away it’s time for me to grab a highlighter and mark up the preliminary program. Without a strategy in place too many opportunities are lost…