RÖMISCH-GERMANISCHE KOMMISSION, FRANKFURT A. M. des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts (original) (raw)

The past and the public History and monuments in the Aristotelous Axis, Thessaloniki (Greece) ■ Michał Pawleta The past in the present The case of the ancient stone rings in Pomerania (Poland) ■ Nicole Rodrigues Saint-Denis, archaeology, territory and citizenship (Archéologie, territoire et citoyenneté) Assessment and prospects ■ Raimund Karl The public? Which public? ■ Cath Neal Community archaeology in the UK Setting the agenda ■ Gerhard Ermischer Digging up history A case study from the Spessart (Germany) ■ Xurxo M. Ayán Vila Public archaeology, democracy and community Experiences from Iron Age hillforts at Galicia (Spain) ■ Monique H. van den Dries and Sjoerd J. van der Linde Collecting oral histories for the purpose of stimulating community involvement at Tell Balata (Palestine) ■ Karl-Friedrich Rittershofer Volunteering and fundraising Excavations in the Dünsberg oppidum in the vicinity of Gießen (Germany) ■ Daniel Burger and Sabine Kuhlmann Opportunities and limitations Working within an association as a way to support postgraduates ■ Sylvie Jérémie Indigenous people of the American French Territory (the case of French Guiana) Processes and dynamics of identity construction through archaeology ■ Integrating archaeology: different approaches ■ Stefanie Samida Reenacted prehistory today Preliminary remarks on a multidisciplinary research project ■ Birgit Jaeckel Archaeological story-telling Facts in fiction