Images, Representations and Heritage

1. Introductions
Ian Russell

Section I.Archaeologically Imagined Communities

2. Archaeological Tourism as a Signpost to National Identity
Deirdre Stritch

3. Irish Images on English Goods in the American Market
Stephen A. Brighton, Charles E. Orser

4. Representing Spirit
Jenny Blain, Robert J. Wallis

Section II.Archaeologies and Opportunities

5. The Role of Archaeology in Presenting the Past to the Public
George S. Smith

6. Assessing the Role of Digital Technologies for the Development of Cultrual Resources as Socioeconomic Assets
Oleg Missikoff

7. Experiencing Archaeology in the Dream Society
Cornelius Holtorf

Section III.The Crisis of Representation of the Past

8. Towards Archaeologies of Memories of the Past and Planning Futures
Stephanie Koerner

9. Collective Memory and the Museum
Kay F. Edge, Frank H. Weiner

10. The Simulacra and Simulations of Irish Neolithic Passage Tombs
Andrew Cochrane

Section IV.Poetic Archaeologies and Moving Beyond Modernity

11. Practice Makes Perfect
Tim Neal

12. Bog Bodies and Bog Lands
Christine A. Finn

13. Who Wants to Visit a Cultural Heritage Site?
Anita Synnestvedt

14. Concluding Remarks
Ian Russell

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