Cultural Resource Management Book

Illustrations

Tables

Foreword

Preface

Introduction by Jordan E. Kerber

Theoretical And Interpretive Frameworks

Prehistoric Human Ecology as Cultural Resource Management by George P. Nicholas

Processualism, Postprocessualism, and Cultural Resource Management in New England by Robert G. Goodby

Postprocessual Approaches and Public Archaeology: Putting Critical Archaeology to Work for The Public by Parker B. Potter, Jr.

Archaeology, History, and Native Americans: Preserving the Richness of the Past by Paul A. Robinson

Research Methodology

Discovering and Estimating the Frequencies and Distribution of Archaeological Sites in the Northeast by Francis P. McManamon

Improved Documentation in Shell Midden Excavations: An Example from the South Shore of Cape Cod by Leslie C. Shaw

Legislation and Compliance

Connecticut's Preservation Mechanisms for Protection of Native American and Colonial Burial Grounds by David A. Poirier and Nicholas F. Bellantoni

CRM Archaeology and Hydroelectric Relicensing in Maine by Arthur E. Spiess

Creative Protection Strategies

The Carrot, Not the Stick: Strategies for Protecting Archaeological Sites on Private Property by Brona G. Simon

Cultural Resource Management at the Community Level: The Wayland Archaeology Group by Duncan Ritchie and Paul Gardescu

Archaeology Under the Gun: Data Recovery, Salvage, and the Conservation Ethic by Curtiss R. Hoffman

The Rogers Island Archaeological Site: Transforming Myths into Strategies for Interpreting and Managing a Major Encampment from the French and Indian War by David R. Starbuck

Archaeological Research, Public Education, and Cultural Resource Managementin the Northeast: An Integrative Approach by Jordan E. Kerber

Index