Titlebook: Archaeologies of Internment; Adrian Myers,Gabriel Moshenska Textbook 2011 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2011 Auschwitz archaeology.

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The Engineering of Genocide: An Archaeology of Dictatorship in Argentina,n Argentina (1976–1983) as our case study, and we will focus on two different but interrelated expressions of material culture: architecture and dress. Both of these were fundamental in the engineering of genocide, as they were used in the definition and denial of victims’ identities.

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An Introduction to Archaeologies of Internment,ernment within an interdisciplinary context, and discuss some of its potential strengths and unique contributions. Fourth, and finally, we introduce and contextualize the chapters in this volume, and suggest some possible directions for future research.

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Gordon Hirabayashi, the Tucsonians, and the U.S. Constitution: Negotiating Reconciliation in a Land World War were imprisoned there. This paper discusses the way in which the archaeological site played a role in the recognition, remembrance, and redefinition of this history, and in the reconciliation of disparate struggles for civil rights.

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Lockdown: On the Materiality of Confinement,her paths of exploration emerge. How do people experience confinement? How do the built and natural landscapes of these places reinforce the process of internment? What mechanism do the various types of occupants use to sustain a sense of social being? And ultimately, what material conditions characterise daily life within these institutions?

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