Heinrich Schliemann, the best-known figure in the history of archaeology, began his literary career as an amateur travel writer. This annotated bibliography traces - through the long list of Schliemann"s own publications - his evolution into a scientifically thorough archaeologist. Schliemann"s legitimate contributions to the field of archaeology are rescued from both his promoters and detractors, and are once again given historical context. Archaeological specialists and amateurs, as well as antique book buffs are bound to be informed and entertained.