ABSTRACT
Leone offers a candid list of situations in archaeology which either ticked him off or inspired him; either way, these reactions were transformed into an impetus to make change. His lesson to archaeologists in the making is “follow your emotions.” Working in historical archaeology in the United States, he shares his own radical stance using emotions and then interventions in local planning and community. His reflections on what provoked him range from the confrontational to the downright shocking.
