Gives international coverage of the public aspects of archaeology, the history and philosophy of archaeological heritage mamagement, regional, national and specialized case studies, and the training and qualifications of archaeologists for heritage management. Based on contributions to the Congress on Public Archaeology and Cultural Resource Management held in Southampton, England, Sept. 1986. Includes bibliography and index. Contents:approaches to heritage management, past, present and future, US and Venezuela experiences; regional and country studies: Australia, China, Philippines,Nigeria, Togo, Ghana, Madagascar, Northern Andes, Southern Ontario Canada, England, Northern Ireland, Spain, USSR, South Africa; case studies include Sri Lanka, Arizona, US Forest Service, Stonehenge; the last section deals with training, including training in India, Britain and the tropics.