Potter examines the goals and initiatives of Archaeology in Annapolis, a city-wide research program supported by public and private funds. He reveals the complex undercurrents in the relationships between archaeologists and their sponsors, and urges archaeologists in public programs and cultural resource management to consider the application of their work to contemporary social issues. Includes b&w photos and maps.

Smithsonian, 1994.
ISBN: 9781560983187. 288 pp.
Hardcover. Near fine in a near fine jacket.