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These case studies help readers understand the motivations and methods of alternative archaeologists. . . . They argue that scholars must respond to pseudoarchaeology and pseudoscience both reactively and proactively. Excellent bibliography. Summing Up: Highly recommended."" —CHOICE ""Lost City, Found Pyramid is a strong contribution that I hope will encourage more professionals to get off the bench and use their expertise, communication skills, and platforms to do some good."" —American Antiquity ""This book is a genuine contribution to the field and should prove valuable to a broad cross section of both practicing archaeologists and advanced archaeology students."" —Troy Lovota, author of Inauthentic Archaeologies: Public Uses and Abuses of the Past and coauthor of Understanding Graffiti: From Prehistory to the Present

""These case studies help readers understand the motivations and methods of alternative archaeologists. . . . They argue that scholars must respond to pseudoarchaeology and pseudoscience both reactively and proactively. Excellent bibliography. Summing Up: Highly recommended."" —CHOICE ""Lost City, Found Pyramid is a strong contribution that I hope will encourage more professionals to get off the bench and use their expertise, communication skills, and platforms to do some good."" —American Antiquity ""This book is a genuine contribution to the field and should prove valuable to a broad cross section of both practicing archaeologists and advanced archaeology students."" —Troy Lovota, author of Inauthentic Archaeologies: Public Uses and Abuses of the Past and coauthor of Understanding Graffiti: From Prehistory to the Present

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Jeb J. Card is a visiting assistant professor of anthropology at Miami University in Ohio. He is the editor of The Archaeology of Hybrid Material Culture. David S. Anderson is a visiting assistant professor of anthropology at Roanoke College and the coeditor of Constructing Legacies of Mesoamerica: Archaeological Practices and the Politics of Heritage in and beyond Mexico.

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