Archaeological Practice as Politics and Ethics

John Carman obtained his PhD in archaeology at the University of Cambridge in 1993. He has since taught and published widely in academic archaeology, including thirteen books and many articles and book chapters, especially in the fields of archaeological heritage, public archaeology and Conflict archaeology as well as archaeological theory and practice. He is co-Editor of Archaeologies: journal of the World Archaeological Congress

• Chapter 1. Introduction: Archaeology as Performance.- Chapter 2. Archaeology as Fieldwork.- Chapter 3. Archaeology as Product.- Chapter 4. Archaeology as Communication.- Chapter 5. Archaeology as Public Service.- Chapter 6. Archaeology as Politics.- Chapter 7. Archaeology as Social Engagement.- Chapter 8. Conclusion: Archaeology as Archaeology.