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Guest Editorial

Before 1916: The Roots of National Park Service Community Archaeology Best Practices

Teresa S. MoyerNational Park Service, USA
Pages 199-207 | Published online: 03 Sep 2015

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Jeffery Franz Burton. (2017) Excavating Legacy: Community archaeology at a Japanese American World War II incarceration site. Journal of Community Archaeology & Heritage 4:3, pages 160-172.
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William R. Belcher, Suzanne Falgout, Joyce Chinen, R. Kalani Carriera & Johanna Fuller. (2021) Experiences in Archaeology, Social Justice, and Democratic Principles. Advances in Archaeological Practice 9:4, pages 354-365.
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