Explores the issues and the use of best practice interpretation
principles in bringing the Roman world to life for visitors and
educational users. Issues in the public presentation and
interpretation of the archaeology of Hadrian's Wall and other
frontiers of the Roman Empire are explored and addressed here. A
central theme is the need for interpretation to be people-focussed,
and for visitors to be engaged through narratives and approaches
which help them connect with figures in the past: daily life,
relationships, craft skills, communications, resonances with modern
frontiers and modern issues allprovide means of helping an audience
to connect, delivering a greater understanding, better visitor
experiences, increased visiting and spend, and an enhanced
awareness of the need to protect and conserve our heritage. Topics
covered include re-enactment, virtual and physical reconstruction,
multi-media, smartphones, interpretation planning and design; while
new evidence from audience research is also presented to show how
visitors respond to different strategies of engagement. Nigel Mills
is Director, World Heritage and Access, The Hadrian's Wall Trust.
Contributors: Genevieve Adkins, M.C. Bishop, Lucie Branczik, David
J. Breeze, Mike Corbishley, Jim Devine,Erik Dobat, Matthias Fluck,
Christof Flugel, Snezana Golubovic, Susan Greaney, Tom Hazenberg,
Don Henson, Richard Hingley, Nicky Holmes, Martin Kemkes, Miomir
Korac, Michaela Kronberger, Nigel Mills, Jurgen Obmann, Tim Padley,
John Scott, R. Michael Spearman, Jurgen Trumm, Sandra Walkshofer,
Christopher Young,
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