Yannis Hamilakis is Senior Lecturer at the University of Southampton. Philip Duke is a professor of anthropology at Fort Lewis College, Durango, Colorado.

This collection of papers represents a thoughtful endeavor to grapple with the question, as McGuire phrases it, archaeology for whom? This volume is a welcome addition to the literature on archaeological ethics, public archaeology, and practicing archaeology.

• List of Illustrations, , Foreword: Politics Is a Dirty Word, but Then Archaeology Is a Dirty Business, Acknowledgments, Part 1: Introduction, Part 2 Ethics in Question: Introduction, Part 3 Archaeology in Capitalism, Archaeology As Capitalism: Introduction, Part 4 Ethical Futures, Emancipatory Archaeologies: Introduction, About the Contributors, Index

Yannis Hamilakis is Senior Lecturer at the University of Southampton. Philip Duke is a professor of anthropology at Fort Lewis College, Durango, Colorado.

This collection of papers represents a thoughtful endeavor to grapple with the question, as McGuire phrases it, archaeology for whom? This volume is a welcome addition to the literature on archaeological ethics, public archaeology, and practicing archaeology.

• List of Illustrations, , Foreword: Politics Is a Dirty Word, but Then Archaeology Is a Dirty Business, Acknowledgments, Part 1: Introduction, Part 2 Ethics in Question: Introduction, Part 3 Archaeology in Capitalism, Archaeology As Capitalism: Introduction, Part 4 Ethical Futures, Emancipatory Archaeologies: Introduction, About the Contributors, Index

Yannis Hamilakis is Senior Lecturer at the University of Southampton. Philip Duke is a professor of anthropology at Fort Lewis College, Durango, Colorado.

This collection of papers represents a thoughtful endeavor to grapple with the question, as McGuire phrases it, archaeology for whom? This volume is a welcome addition to the literature on archaeological ethics, public archaeology, and practicing archaeology.

• List of Illustrations, , Foreword: Politics Is a Dirty Word, but Then Archaeology Is a Dirty Business, Acknowledgments, Part 1: Introduction, Part 2 Ethics in Question: Introduction, Part 3 Archaeology in Capitalism, Archaeology As Capitalism: Introduction, Part 4 Ethical Futures, Emancipatory Archaeologies: Introduction, About the Contributors, Index