Landscapes Under Pressure: Theory and Practice of Cultural Heritage Research and Preservation Book

Introduction.- Part I: Theory.- Place, Problem and People: Issues in Interdisciplinary Cooperation.- Place, Historical Ecology and Cultural Landscape: New Directions for Culture Resource Management.- The Colonial Southwest: Pueblo and Spanish Shared and Separate Landscapes.- A New Landscape for Cultural Heritage Management: Characterization as a Management Tool.- The Site as a Modern Locality.- Part II: Methodology and Practice.- Changing Places: Developing an archaeology of place at Lower Pescado Village, Zuni, New Mexico.- Envisioning Future Landscapes in the Environmentally Sensitive Areas of Scotland: an Introduction.- Critical Data for Understanding Early European Farmers.- Alternative Archaeologies of the Cold War: THe Preliminary Results of Fieldwork at the Greenham and Nevada Peace Camps.- Building on the Past: Archaeological Preservation in Large-Scale Transportation Corridors.- Part III: Legal, Economic and Political Constraints of Cultural Heritage Preservation Programs.- Private Sector Archaeology: Part of the Problem or Part of the Solution.- Protection, Maintenance and Enhancement of Cultural Landscapes in Changing Social, Political and Economical Reality in Poland.- Cultural Heritage Preservation and the Legal System with Specific Reference to Landscapes.- Afterword.- Index.- References.