Volume 4 (2016): Issue 1 (Jul 2016): Current Approaches to Museum Archaeology. Guest edited by James L. Flexner and Kylie Message

in Museum Worlds

Introduction
- Dark and Bright Futures for Museum Archaeology
I. Articles
- Comparative Colonialism and Collections-Based Archaeological Research
  
  Dig Less, Catalog More
- Why Is It Necessary to Include the Gender Perspective in Archaeological Museums?
  
  Some Examples from Spanish Museums
- “The Changing of the Guards”?
  
  British Prehistoric Collections and Archaeology in the Museums of the Future
- Integrating Research and Collections Management
  
  The Ho‘omaka Hou Research Initiative at the Bishop Museum
- Democratizing the Digital Collection
  
  New Players and New Pedagogies in Three-Dimensional Cultural Heritage
- Obligations to Objects
  
  Tangled Histories and Changing Contexts of the Burnett River Rock Engravings
- Repatriation as Inspiration
  
  Multigenerational Perspectives on American Archaeology-Museum Relationships
- With an Open Mind and Open Heart
  
  Collections Care at the Laboratory of Archaeology
- Analyzing Museum Collections in Scandinavia
  
  New Insights in Revised Modernity and Its Implications on Archaeological Material
- Steamships to Suffragettes
  
  A Case Study of Interpretative Museology, Public Engagement, and Digital Development
- Curation as Public Scholarship
  
  Museum Archaeology in a Seventeenth-Century Shipwreck Exhibit
- Archaeology and Ethnographic Collections
  
  Disentangling Provenance, Provenience, and Context in Vanuatu Assemblages
- Holistic Houses and a Sense of Place
  
  Contextualizing the Bishop Museum Hale Pili Exhibit through Archaeological Analyses
II. Reports
- Meetings Reports and Project Reports
III. Exhibitions
- Exhibition Review Essays and Exhibition Reviews
IV. Book Reviews
- Book Reviews

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