Cultural heritage conservation in the American South

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Cultural heritage conservation in the American South / Benita J. Howell, editor.

General Note:: Papers presented at the 1988 Southern Anthropological Society meeting in Tampa, Fla.
Bibliography, etc. Note:: Includes bibliographical references.
Formatted Contents Note:: Cultural conservation: policy and discipline implications in a term / John H. Peterson -- Cultural pluralism and the conservation of southern cullture: the New Deal precedent / Jerrold Hirsch -- History and much, much more: historic and cultural conservation in Vicksburg, Mississippi / Ralph J. Bishop and Nancy H. Bell -- Writing popular history: contrasting approaches from rural Mississippi and rural Canada / Seena B. Kohl -- New ways for old: assessing contributions of the Tennessee Community Heritage Project / Betty J. Duggan -- The past and the present: urban archaeology in Charleston, South Carolina / Martha A. Zierden -- Appalshop: preserving, participating in, and creating southern mountain culture / Helen M. Lewis -- Catface country: a case study in cultural conservation / Roger G. Branch and Richard Persico, Jr. -- Heritage conservation and public education: the Ozarks elementary curriculum project / William Wedenoja and Russel L. Gerlach -- Cherokee sacred sites in the Appalachians / Barbara L. Reimensnyder -- Cultural conservation and government planning / Carl Fleischhauer -- Appalachian tourism and cultural conservation / Benita J. Howell.