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Lynn Meskell is Research Fellow at New College, Oxford. She has undertaken fieldwork in Egypt, Cyprus and Greece. Her research interests include Egyptian and Mediterranean archaeologies, the application of feminist theory and sociopolitics to archaeology and she has written extensively on these subjects.
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List of illustrations List of contributors Introduction: Archaeology matters 1 Archaeology politics and the cultural heritage of Cyprus 2 The past is ours: images of Greek Macedonia 3 Contests of heritage and the politics of preservation in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 4 Bulgarian archaeology: ideology sociopolitics and the exotic 5 Ideology and archaeology in Turkey 6 The past as passion and play: Çatalhöyük as a site of conflict in the construction of multiple pasts 7 Beirut's memorycide: hear no evil see no evil 8 Conjuring Mesopotamia: imaginative geography and a world past 9 Whose game is it anyway? The political and social transformations of American Biblical Archaeology Neil Asher 10 The Gulf Arab states and their archaeology 11 Memorabilia: archaeological materiality and national identity in Egypt 12 Ancient Egypt in America: claiming the riches Index
List of illustrations, List of contributors, Introduction: Archaeology matters, 1 Archaeology, politics and the cultural heritage of Cyprus, 2 The past is ours: images of Greek Macedonia, 3 Contests of heritage and the politics of preservation in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, 4 Bulgarian archaeology: ideology, sociopolitics and the exotic, 5 Ideology and archaeology in Turkey, 6 The past as passion and play: Çatalhöyük as a site of conflict in the construction of multiple pasts, 7 Beirut's memorycide: hear no evil, see no evil, 8 Conjuring Mesopotamia: imaginative geography and a world past, 9 Whose game is it anyway? The political and social transformations of American Biblical Archaeology Neil Asher, 10 The Gulf Arab states and their archaeology, 11 Memorabilia: archaeological materiality and national identity in Egypt, 12 Ancient Egypt in America: claiming the riches, Index
List of illustrations List of contributors Introduction: Archaeology matters 1 Archaeology politics and the cultural heritage of Cyprus 2 The past is ours: images of Greek Macedonia 3 Contests of heritage and the politics of preservation in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 4 Bulgarian archaeology: ideology sociopolitics and the exotic 5 Ideology and archaeology in Turkey 6 The past as passion and play: Çatalhöyük as a site of conflict in the construction of multiple pasts 7 Beirut's memorycide: hear no evil see no evil 8 Conjuring Mesopotamia: imaginative geography and a world past 9 Whose game is it anyway? The political and social transformations of American Biblical Archaeology Neil Asher 10 The Gulf Arab states and their archaeology 11 Memorabilia: archaeological materiality and national identity in Egypt 12 Ancient Egypt in America: claiming the riches Index
List of illustrations, List of contributors, Introduction: Archaeology matters, 1 Archaeology, politics and the cultural heritage of Cyprus, 2 The past is ours: images of Greek Macedonia, 3 Contests of heritage and the politics of preservation in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, 4 Bulgarian archaeology: ideology, sociopolitics and the exotic, 5 Ideology and archaeology in Turkey, 6 The past as passion and play: Çatalhöyük as a site of conflict in the construction of multiple pasts, 7 Beirut's memorycide: hear no evil, see no evil, 8 Conjuring Mesopotamia: imaginative geography and a world past, 9 Whose game is it anyway? The political and social transformations of American Biblical Archaeology Neil Asher, 10 The Gulf Arab states and their archaeology, 11 Memorabilia: archaeological materiality and national identity in Egypt, 12 Ancient Egypt in America: claiming the riches, Index
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