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Vital Victims: Senses of Children in the Urban,reatening ways. The very inclusion of children in any given urban image changes its meaning and reception. This chapter suggests that such images are so ubiquitous and intertextual that they are not only necessarily interdisciplinary but they demonstrate quite clearly how the construction of childho

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Clara L?h,Stefan Krauss,Niki Kilbertushapter will explore the constructivist approach to childhood in archaeology by both tracing emerging scholarship within the discipline, and by considering the implications of this work in relation to the material assemblages recovered from two historic sites I have excavated.

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,, Simulating the Natural in BBC Radio’s , 1932–1943,e anything to go by). Key figures who broadcast nationally on natural history matters would include: Romany (the Rev. George Bramwell Evens’s . broadcasts 1932–43), the Zoo Man (David Seth-Smith 1934–45), The Farmer (John Morgan c.1930s) and Nomad (Norman Ellison’s . from 1945).

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