Conservation Bulletin 44
The Archaeology of Conflict
This issue of Conservation Bulletin focuses on the Archaeology of Conflict.
Contents
- The archaeology of conflict: Introduction by Richard Morris p2
- Military archaeology: Past practice – future directions p4
- Public archaeology: Defended areas of World War II p8
- Coastal defence: Monitoring military sites on the Yorkshire coast p12
- Landguard Fort and batteries: Conservation and management p15
- PoW camps: What survives and where p18
- Harperley PoW Camp: Memories and monuments p22
- Principles of defence: Military trenches p26
- Airfields and aviation buildings: A national assessment p28
- Historic military aviation sites: Management guidance p32
- Military aircraft crash sites: Management guidance p34
- Dockyard archaeology: The Royal Naval Bases at Portsmouth and Devonport p36
- Corsham stone mines: Former military use and proposed development p37
- The Cold War: What to preserve and why p40
- Images of the Cold War: Combat art p43
- The ROC HQ at Acomb: Presenting the recent past p45
- The archaeology of opposition: Greenham Common and Peace Camp, Nevada p47
- Military records: Defence sites in the collections of the NMR p50
- News from the NMR p52
- Military links with parks and gardens p56
- Legal developments p59
- Notes p60
- Publications p63
Additional Information
- Series: Conservation Bulletin
- Publication Status: Completed
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