Transforming Heritage Practice in the 21st Century: Contributions from Community Archaeology

PART 1. Public Archaeology at the Intersections of Heritage and Community.- 1. Creating Opportunities and Managing Expectations: Evaluating Community Archaeology in Ireland.- 2. A tale of the unexpected: a heritage encounter with a new target audience and the sociocultural effects experienced by this community of participants.- 3. Community archaeology in Eastern Europe, An example from the Republic of Moldova.- 4. Heritage and Public Archaeology in South-western Nigeria .- 5. Barriers to community archaeology: reviewing the legal heritage frameworks within the South African context.- 6. Community archaeology can be 'a piece of cake': Key ingredients for community-based approaches.- 7. Ancient Maya House and Forest Garden: Shared Connections.- 8. Heritages in Conflict: Interpreting Controversial History with Community Engagement.- 9. Increasing Heritage Awareness through Community Participation: African-Brazilian community participation in a diversity context.- PART 2. Catalysts for Inclusive Heritage at Cultural Landscapes and Parks.- 10. Shipwrecks and Sport Divers: Florida's Programs in Participatory Preservation Underwater.- 11. Time Traveling in Delaware State Parks: Some Strategies for a Public Participatory Program.- 12. From Performance to Participation: Fostering a sense of shared heritage through archaeology at the Presidio of San Francisco.- 13. Popular Memories and Imagined Futures at the President's House Site: A case study juxtaposing public policy and 'the public' in the determination of archaeological site significance.- 14. Archaeological Commitment to Participation from the Local to the International: Discovering the El Pilar Community.- 15. The Value of Biodiversity Conservation in the Process of Making a Historic Park.- 16. Folklore as landscape biography in the interpretation of cultural landscapes: Great Zimbabwe and North York Moors National Park (England).- 17. Promoting Descendant Communities in Urban Community Archaeology: A study of Canberra, Australia.- 18. Working with communities and World Heritage places: Local, professional and educational communities and the Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority.- 19. Reclaiming Rock Art: Descendant Community Investment in Australian and New Zealand Patrimony.- 20. From Forgotten to National Monument: Community Archaeology at a World War II internment camp in Hawai'i.- PART 3. Catalysts for Inclusive Heritage with New Knowledge Creation and Innovation.- 21. Bring it on! Increasing heritage participation through engagement opportunities at unconventional places.- 22. Citizen scientists and open source data: developing a platform for archaeological material in Finland.- 23. Community Archaeology and Engagement at Trellech, Wales.- 24. Documenting and Memorializing Built Heritage through Urban Exploration in Detroit, Michigan.- 25. Like Ripples across a Pond: Catalyzing Heritage Programs through Radical Openness.- 26. Activism from the Archives: changing narratives to engage new communities.- 27. Reaching out: The participatory culture model and current approaches to the creation new archaeological knowledge with local communities.- 28. Computational Mathematics, Convergence Culture, and the Creation of Archaeological Knowledge and Understanding