The Archaeology of Destruction

The Archaeology of Destruction

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Out of the Ashes: Destruction, Reuse, and Profiteering in the English Civil WarDemolishing Roman BritainIntroductionDestruction Preserved: Second World War Public Air-Raid Shelters in HamburgNarratives of Destruction and Construction: The Complex Cultural Heritage of the Gallipoli PeninsulaWartime Destruction and Post-War Reconstruction: Barcelona, Bilbao, and Madrid During and After the Spanish Civil WarDestruction, Identity, and Dynasty: The Role of Martial Architecture in Eighteenth-Century Designed LandscapesWhich Destruction? Responses to Destruction in Seventeenth-Century ChinaInvisible Identities: Destroying the Heritage of Cawood CastleDestruction of Material Culture as a Crime in the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia: A Role for Archaeologists in Gathering EvidenceWindsor Castle: Destruction And SalvageA Pulverised Landscape? Landscape-scale Destruction and the Western Front During the Great War 1914-18Violent Dialogues Between Mourners and Tombs: Disfiguring Cyrenean Cemeteries in Imperial TimesThe Destruction of the Monasteries: Dissolution and Continuity of Sacred Space in Tudor YorkshireInvasion v. Conquest: Comparative Destruction in the Warfare of the Mongols and the Ottomans
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The Archaeology of Destruction

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book published in 2008
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