Collection consists of two reports: interview with Michele Miller by Prof. Robert B. Textor on the effect of new technologies on the field of archaeology; and interview with an Australian graduate student by Angus de Salis concerning cultural and economic change in Australia, prepared as part of the course work for Anthropology 269A at Stanford University, taught by Prof. Textor.

Ethnographic futures research is an interactive, non-directive method for eliciting, in scenario form, perceived and preferred middle-range sociocultural visions of alternative futures for the extant society or organization of the interviewee.

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