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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Illustrations
- Foreword The Importance of the Past in the University of the Future
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
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1 Introduction -
I The Process of Identifying the “Educational World” in the Archaeological Record -
2 Function, Circumstance, and the Archaeological Record -
3 Exploring the Foundations of Notre Dame -
4 Campus Archaeology on the University of South Carolina’s Horseshoe -
5 Guns and Roses -
II Diachronic Views of College Life -
6 Campus Archaeology/Public Archaeology at Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts -
7 The Progressive Era and Sanitation Reform -
8 The Eagle and the Poor House -
9 “Post-Revolutionary Degeneracy” -
10 Beyond the Course Catalogue -
11 Love, Let, and Life -
III Architecture, Space, and Identity -
12 Digging in the Golden Bear’s Den -
13 More than Bricks and Mortar -
14 The Campus as Cultural Landscape -
15 Hail to Thee, O Alma Mater - Appendix
- References Cited
- Contributors
- Index
Title Pages
Title Pages
- Source:
- Beneath the Ivory Tower
- Publisher:
- University Press of Florida
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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Illustrations
- Foreword The Importance of the Past in the University of the Future
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
-
1 Introduction -
I The Process of Identifying the “Educational World” in the Archaeological Record -
2 Function, Circumstance, and the Archaeological Record -
3 Exploring the Foundations of Notre Dame -
4 Campus Archaeology on the University of South Carolina’s Horseshoe -
5 Guns and Roses -
II Diachronic Views of College Life -
6 Campus Archaeology/Public Archaeology at Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts -
7 The Progressive Era and Sanitation Reform -
8 The Eagle and the Poor House -
9 “Post-Revolutionary Degeneracy” -
10 Beyond the Course Catalogue -
11 Love, Let, and Life -
III Architecture, Space, and Identity -
12 Digging in the Golden Bear’s Den -
13 More than Bricks and Mortar -
14 The Campus as Cultural Landscape -
15 Hail to Thee, O Alma Mater - Appendix
- References Cited
- Contributors
- Index
