Archaeologies of Internment

330 Pages·2011·9.18 MB·English

by  Gabriel Moshenska

One World Archaeology
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HeatherBurke,FlindersUniversityofSouthAustralia,Australia
GabrielCooney,UniversityCollege,Dublin,Ireland
GustavoPolitis,UniversidadNacionaldelCentro,BuenosAires,Argentina
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Adrian Myers Gabriel Moshenska
Editors
Archaeologies of Internment
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AdrianMyers GabrielMoshenska
StanfordArchaeologyCenter InstituteofArchaeology
StanfordUniversity UniversityCollegeLondon
Stanford,CA,USA London,UnitedKingdom
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DOI10.1007/978-1-4419-9666-4
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Itwasquitedarkinthecentreofthecompound...Ineachhut,
coldanddeadfromtheoutside,ahundredprisoners,eachwith
hisownprivateproblem,crowdedintofamilyintimacy.Each
darkenedhutseethinginsidewithlivingcells,loving,hating,
chaffing,wrangling.
TheWoodenHorse,EricWilliams, 1949:35
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Acknowledgements
TheeditorsoffertheirdeepestthankstoGabrielCooney,KatherineChabalko,Isaac
Gilead,TeresaKrauss,LynnMeskell,TimSchadla-HallandBarbaraVossfortheir
adviceandsupportduringthecreationofthisbook.Inaddition,weareparticularly
grateful to John Schofield for his guidance and encouragement to both of us over
several years, and for his input during the planning stages of this volume and the
conference session it emerged from. For financial support we thank the Stanford
ArchaeologyCenter,theStanfordDepartmentofAnthropology,UniversityCollege
LondonInstituteofArchaeologyandtheLeverhulmeTrust.Ourheartfeltthanksto
thecontributorstothebookandtotheaffectiveWAC6sessioninDublin,aswellas
totheWAC6organizingcommitteeandtheOneWorldArchaeologyserieseditors.
Finally,ourthankstooursignificantothersfortheirpatienceandsupport.
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