Envisioning Landscape

A groundbreaking exploration of landscapes as dynamic cultural and historical entities, 'Envisioning Landscape' reveals how archaeology and community perspectives intersect to shape our understanding of World Heritage Sites. The edited volume demonstrates that landscape is not merely a static backdrop but an evolving narrative influenced by power, materiality, and local communities. Through case studies spanning Northern Ireland, East Africa, New York City, and Botswana's Tsodilo Hills, the research employs innovative methodological approaches to uncover the layered histories embedded in landscapes. Notably, it highlights how local communities contribute to the preservation and interpretation of World Heritage Sites, offering a nuanced perspective on cultural heritage that bridges academic rigor with grassroots engagement.

Hicks, D., McAtackney, L., & Fairclough, G. (Eds.). (2016). Envisioning Landscape. Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315429533