Images, Representations and Heritage: Moving Beyond Modern Approaches to Archaeology (Hardcover, 2006)

Realisms and Realities.- Introductions.- Archaeologically Imagined Communities.- Archaeological Tourism as a Signpost to National Identity.- Irish Images on English Goods in the American Market.- Representing Spirit.- Archaeologies and Opportunities.- The Role of Archaeology in Presenting the Past to the Public.- Assessing the Role of Digital Technologies for the Development of Cultrual Resources as Socioeconomic Assets.- Experiencing Archaeology in the Dream Society.- The Crisis of Representation of the Past.- Towards Archaeologies of Memories of the Past and Planning Futures.- Collective Memory and the Museum.- The Simulacra and Simulations of Irish Neolithic Passage Tombs.- Poetic Archaeologies and Moving Beyond Modernity.- Practice Makes Perfect.- Bog Bodies and Bog Lands.- Who Wants to Visit a Cultural Heritage Site?.- Concluding Remarks.