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Acknowledgements; Contributors; Chapter 1 On maps and mapping Mark Gillings, Piraye Hacigüzeller and Gary Lock; PART 1 Where do maps come from and what do they do?; Chapter 2 The map as assemblage: landscape archaeology and mapwork Oscar Aldred And Gavin Lucas; Chapter 3 Cults of the distribution map: geography, utopia and the making of modern archaeology Helen Wickstead; Chapter 4 Feminist mapping for archaeologists: at the intersection of practices Silvia Tomášková; PART 2 Practices of mapping; Chapter 5 The eye of the beholder: experience, encounter and objectivity in archaeo-topographical survey Michael Fradley; Chapter 6 The craft of earthwork survey Tessa Poller; PART 3 Experimental mappings and cartographic provocations; Chapter 7 Experimental mapping in archaeology: process, practice and archaeologies of the moment Daniel Lee; Chapter 8 Here be worms: map art for the archaeologist (or how I learned to stop worrying and love artistic abstraction in maps) Andrew Valdez-Tullett; Chapter 9 Describing Hermion/Ermioni. Between Pausanias and digital maps, a topology Caleb Lightfoot and Christopher Witmore; Chapter 10 Re-thinking the conversation: a geomythological deep map Erin Kavanagh; 11 Mapping sound: creating a static soundscape Dianne Scullin; PART 4 Digital transformations; Chapter 12 Archaeology, digital cartography and the question of progress: the case of Çatalhöyük (Turkey) Piraye Hacigüzeller; Chapter 13 Cartography and quantum theory: in defence of distribution mapping Christopher Green; PART 5 When all is said and done; Chapter 14 Making maps: a commentary Monica L. Smith; Index