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This manual, “An
Inspiring Guide: Effective Interpretation of
Archeological Resources,” was created by Donald G.
Jones, former Assistant Director of the Center for
Heritage Resource Studies, together with Barbara Little
of the Archeology and Ethnography Program of the
National Park Service. Additional input, assistance, and
editing have been provided by Tony Knapp, Francis P.
McManamon, Lena Mortensen, and Paul A. Shackel. The
content of this Guide and the four-Module Training
Program is based on the
National Park Service
Archeology-Interpretation Shared Competency Course of
Study.
Images in this guide are
provided courtesy of the National Park Service unless
otherwise noted.
This guide has been
produced with funding and assistance from the National
Park Service, the Center for Heritage Resource Studies
in the Department of Anthropology at the University of
Maryland, College
Park, and the
University of Maryland Office of Continuing and Extended
Education
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