Reviews for Atti II Congresso Nazionale Di Archeologia del Sottosuolo

The average rating for Atti II Congresso Nazionale Di Archeologia del Sottosuolo based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-08-05 00:00:00 Nicola Freidanck I enjoyed the honesty of this book. It is refreshing because King is one of the bureaucrats who authored an important National Register of Historic Places bulletin -- yet he has also been on the other side, running into the red tape that he helped create... and he learned something from his experiences! The book has a very "if I knew then what I know now" feel. King's explanation of TCPs encourages us to think outside of the preservation box and not automatically reach for the National Register nomination form whenever someone comes calling. His approach to evaluating TCPs in the context of the people for whom the site has meaning gave me hope that preservation does not always have to be the bloated bureaucratic system the NRHP has turned it into.

Review # 2 was written on 2017-11-11 00:00:00 Patrick Hogan I really enjoyed this although it is definitely aimed at people who work in the field of Cultural Resource Management or Lands Management or Development or various things like that. It had some very thought provoking and interesting ideas on working with people from different cultures, what makes places important to various groups and how those can be worked with and around. Overall recommended if you're in those fields or interested in how places get defined as important, but it's definitely a practical guide not an overview.