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i List of Tablesv List of Figures  vi Chapter 1: Introduction 1 1.1 Three Problems from the Realm of Archaeology  1 1.2 Research Goals  4 1.3 Hypotheses  5 1.4 Prior Research  7 1.5 Geographic Context  17 1.6 My Positioning  18 1.7 Thesis Structure  20 1.8 Project Significance  20 Chapter 2: Research Design and Methods  22 2.1 General Approach  22 2.2 The Sauvie Island Community Archaeology Experience: Fieldwork and Participant Interviews  25 2.3 Interviews of Professional Archaeologists  31 2.4 Baseline Survey of the Public 33 2.5 Survey & Interview Data Analysis  38 2.6 Ethical Considerations for Data Collection/Analysis  41 2.7 The Community and Community Voices  43 Chapter 3: Results and Discussion  45 3.1 Identifying Important Themes  45 3.2 Theme 1: Attitudes, Perceptions and Understandings  47 3.3 Theme 2: Relevance of Archaeology to the Public  66

How Can Community Engagement in the Local Past and Archaeological Research Be Mutually Beneficial? A Case Study in Community Archaeology from Sauvie Island, Oregon