Well... sort of thought the same of Foucault, really. Especially considering how some of the people who used to praise Foucault have now jumped on the Heidegger bandwagon.
Heidegger, of course, is even difficult in German. The English translations are supposedly bad...
I'd just basically be happy if people could document their sites well without getting too wrapped up in their phenomenological experience, and if they could write clear, objective prose instead of bad poetry.

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Not to be trying to revert back to the days of "I only move dirt," but doesn't
it strike you as sad that archaeologists are citing Heidegger and Husserl?
Now, McTaggart, I can see going to him ....