Archaeology and the Media

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
CONTENTS
List of Illustrations
Preface
1. Introduction: Archaeology and the Media
Part I: Archaeology’s Reception of the Media
	2. An Archaeological Fashion Show: How Archaeologists Dress and How they are Portrayed in the Media
	3. Not Archaeology and the Media
Part II: Translating Archaeological Narratives
	4. A Short History of Archaeological Communication
	5. In the Camera’s Lens: An Interview with Brian Fagan and Francis Pryor
	6. Darkness Disseminated: Lennart Larsen’s Images as Photojournalism, Pop Archaeology, and Works of Art
Part III: Has the Media Changed Archaeology?
	7. Archaeology and the German Press
	8. Great War, Great Story: A Personal View of Media and Great War Archaeology
Part IV: Visual Archaeology
	9. Screening Biases: Archaeology, Television, and the Banal
	10. ‘Worldwonders’ and ‘Wonderworlds’: A Festival of Archaeological Film
	11. Faking It: Why the Truth is so Important for TV Archaeology
	12. The Iconography of Exhumation: Representations of Mass Graves from the Spanish Civil War
Part V: Archaeology, the Media, and the Digital Future
	13. The Past as Playground: The Ancient World in Video Game Representation
	14. Politics of Archaeological Leadership
References
Index
About the Editors and Contributors