John Carman is based in the Department of Archaeology at the University of Cambridge where he lectures on heritage He is the author of a number of texts in the field of archaeological heritage management including Valuing Ancient Things: Archaeology and Law (1996, Leicester University Press). His personal research interests are archaeological heritage management as practised globally, contemporary uses of the past, archaeological theory and archaeologies of warfare.

• Preface: The Aims of this Book Introductory Interlude: A Note About Literature and Discourses of Heritage and Archaeology 1. Heritage All Around Us 2. Components of the Heritage and Their Treatment 3. Institutions of Heritage 4. 'Public' Archaeologies 1: Defining the Public 5. 'Public' Archaeologies 2: Engaging with the Public 6. The Value 'Debate' in Archaeology 7. Relocating Heritage in Archaeology

John Carman is based in the Department of Archaeology at the University of Cambridge where he lectures on heritage He is the author of a number of texts in the field of archaeological heritage management including Valuing Ancient Things: Archaeology and Law (1996, Leicester University Press). His personal research interests are archaeological heritage management as practised globally, contemporary uses of the past, archaeological theory and archaeologies of warfare.

• Preface: The Aims of this Book Introductory Interlude: A Note About Literature and Discourses of Heritage and Archaeology 1. Heritage All Around Us 2. Components of the Heritage and Their Treatment 3. Institutions of Heritage 4. 'Public' Archaeologies 1: Defining the Public 5. 'Public' Archaeologies 2: Engaging with the Public 6. The Value 'Debate' in Archaeology 7. Relocating Heritage in Archaeology

John Carman is based in the Department of Archaeology at the University of Cambridge where he lectures on heritage He is the author of a number of texts in the field of archaeological heritage management including Valuing Ancient Things: Archaeology and Law (1996, Leicester University Press). His personal research interests are archaeological heritage management as practised globally, contemporary uses of the past, archaeological theory and archaeologies of warfare.

• Preface: The Aims of this Book Introductory Interlude: A Note About Literature and Discourses of Heritage and Archaeology 1. Heritage All Around Us 2. Components of the Heritage and Their Treatment 3. Institutions of Heritage 4. 'Public' Archaeologies 1: Defining the Public 5. 'Public' Archaeologies 2: Engaging with the Public 6. The Value 'Debate' in Archaeology 7. Relocating Heritage in Archaeology