Introduction: archaeology and the media / Marcus Brittain and Timothy Clack. Pt. I. Archaeology’s reception of the media. An archaeological fashion show: how archaeologists dress and how they are portrayed in the media / Cornelius Holtorf – Not archaeology and the media / Peter Fowler. Pt. II. Translating archaeological narratives. A short history of archaeological communication / Karol Kulik – In the camera’s lens: an interview with Brian Fagan and Francis Pryor / Marcus Brittain and Timothy Clack – Darkness disseminated: Lennart Larsen’s images as photojournalism, pop archaeology, and works of art / Christine Finn. Pt. III. Has the media changed archaeology? Archaeology and the German press / Marion Benz and Anna Katrien Liedmeier – Great war, great story: a personal view of media and great war archaeology / Jon Price. Pt. IV. Screening biases: archaeology, television, and the banal / Timothy Taylor – ’Worldworkers’ and ’wonderworlds’: a festival of archaeological film / Tom Stern – Faking it: why the truth is so important for TV archaeology / Angela Piccini – The iconography of exhumation: representations of mass graves from the Spanish Civil War / Layla Renshaw. Pt. V. Archaeology, the media, and the digital future. The past as playground: the ancient world in video game representation / Andrew Gardner – Politics of archaeological leadership / Michael Shanks.
