With conceptual roots going back to first half of the twentieth century, the public interpretation and presentation of cultural and archaeological heritage have become an essential component in the conservation and protection of cultural heritage values and sites. The early twenty-first century has brought new mechanisms and processes of public interpretation that reach new heights in levels of sophistication and effectiveness. In the international arena, many leading organizations have emerged that are carrying the banner of interpretation principles for access, inclusion, and respect for multiple points of view. These principles emphasize the importance of community engagement expert/layperson-facilitated dialogue and participation in all phases of program planning, development, and delivery.
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