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«Today’s archaeology requires new skills, new sensitivities for
communicating effectively with the wider audience […] We are woefully
unprepared for the challenges of an entirely new kind of archaeology. … The
academic culture is becoming increasingly irrelevant to much of what
contemporary archaeologists do. Yet we persists in training predominantly
academic archaeologists… Professional archaeologists have indeed become performers
on a public stage who work as sophisticated storytellers».
Brian Fagan
(Epilogue. In: B. Little (ed) Public Benefits of Archaeology, pp. 253-60. Gainesville
etc.: University Press of Florida, 2002)
