Digital Heritage and Archaeology in Practice

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Digital Methods in Museums and Collections, Community Engagement, and Teaching: Framing a More Thoughtfully Open, Public, and Generous Approach to Digital Heritage and Archaeology
Ethan Watrall and Lynne Goldstein

Section 1. Digital Methods and Computational Approaches in Museums, Collections, and Archaeological Archives

Chapter 1. Following Warren K. Moorehead’s Paper Trail: NAGPRA, the Protocols for Native American Archival Materials, and Digitization as a Restorative Methodology
Katie Kirakosian and Irene Gates

Chapter 2. Hacking the Collections: Digital Objects and Museum Engagement
Elizabeth Galvin and Jennifer Wexler

Chapter 3. Metadata for the Masses: Facilitating Discoverability and Access in Digital Archaeological Archives
Adam Rabinowitz

Section 2. Digital Approaches for Public and Community Engagement in Heritage and Archaeology

Chapter 4. Digital Engagement Strategies for Community-Based Archaeology: Crowdsourcing Excavation Planning and Gamification to Share Research Results for the Wellesley College Hall Archaeology Project
Elizabeth Minor, Paola Favela, McKenna Morris, Kalei Oliver, Georgia Oppenheim, and Rachael Tao

Chapter 5. Discussing Ethical Practices in Archaeology: Decolonization, Open Data, and Community Interaction in Jordan
Marta Lorenzon, Rick Bonnie, and Suzie Thomas

Chapter 6. Digital Public Archaeology as Craft: The Collaborative Process of Making Heritage
Katherine Cook

Chapter 7. (Co)Creating a Sustainable Platform for Finland’s Archaeological Chance Finds: The Story of FindSampo
Suzie Thomas, Anna Wessman, Esko Ikkala, Jouni Tuominen, Mikko Koho, and Eero Hyvönen

Chapter 8. Rebuilding Natchez: Making the Invisible Visible Again in Natchez, Mississippi
Ashley Peles

Chapter 9. Negotiating the Past in a Joined-Up World: The Role and Implications of Collaborative Production and Integrated Data Systems in Archaeological Reconstruction
Alexis Pantos

Section 3. Teaching, Pedagogy, and Capacity-Building in Digital Heritage and Archaeology

Chapter 10. A Future for Field-Schools? Integrating Archaeological and Heritage Practice through Applied (Digital) Field Training
Sara Perry, L. Meghan Dennis, and L. Harald Fredheim

Chapter 11. Making and Breaking Things: A Digital Pedagogy for Digital Heritage and Archaeology
Shawn Graham

Chapter 12. Teaching Archaeological Mapping and Data Management with KoBoToolbox
Stacey L. Camp, Benjamin P. Carter, Autumn M. Painter, Sarah M. Rowe, and Kathryn Sampeck

Chapter 13. Empowering Undergrads in 3D Digital Imaging: Lessons from the DIVA Lab (Digital Imaging and Visualization in Archaeology), Louisiana State University
Heather McKillop

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