Multivocal Archaeologies of the Pacific War, 1941-45
Collaboration, Reconciliation, and Renewal
Herausgeber: Raffield, Ben; Hirasawa, Yu; Price, Neil
Multivocal Archaeologies of the Pacific War, 1941-45
Collaboration, Reconciliation, and Renewal
Herausgeber: Raffield, Ben; Hirasawa, Yu; Price, Neil
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This volume draws together the ground-breaking work of researchers and archaeological practitioners, working in multiple countries, to explore and understand the material and cultural impacts of the Pacific War.
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This volume draws together the ground-breaking work of researchers and archaeological practitioners, working in multiple countries, to explore and understand the material and cultural impacts of the Pacific War.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Juli 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 155mm x 236mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 520g
- ISBN-13: 9780367220433
- ISBN-10: 0367220431
- Artikelnr.: 67680387
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Juli 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 155mm x 236mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 520g
- ISBN-13: 9780367220433
- ISBN-10: 0367220431
- Artikelnr.: 67680387
Ben Raffield is an Associate Professor of Archaeology at the University of Uppsala, Sweden. Yu Hirasawa is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Human Sciences at University of East Asia, Japan. Neil Price is Distinguished Professor of Archaeology at the University of Uppsala, Sweden.
1. Introduction: A War of the Worlds; PART 1: 1942-43: 2. Bringing Together
Divergent Experiences of World War II in the Aleutians; 3. Conflict
Landscapes, Indigenous Landscapes, and Commemorative Landscapes: A PNG
Perspective; 4. WWII in the Solomon Islands: Conflict and Aftermath; PART
2: 1944: 5. Chuuk Lagoon World War II Underwater Cultural Heritage: A
Divers' Paradise, a Chuukese Dilemma?; 6. Seeking a Shared Connection and
Shared Heritage Through WWII Underwater Cultural Heritage in the Pacific;
7. "You've Come a Long Way to Study Something That is Bad": Human Remains,
Ethics, and Community-Based Research in Conflict Archaeology in the
Pacific; 8. Lives Encoded in Landscape: Unlocking Lost Narratives from the
World War II Battle of Peleliu; PART 3: 1945: 9. The Current Situation of
the Battlefield Archaeological Site Survey in Okinawa Prefecture; 10.
Research, Conservation, and Utilization of War-Related Sites in Haebaru
Town, Okinawa; 11. The Transition of Battery Positions on Okinawa Island;
PART 4: AFTERMATH: 12. The Search and Identification of Burial places of
Japanese Prisoners of War (POWs) in the Territory of Russia: Observations,
Experiences, and Problems; 13. Himeyuri Peace Museum: The Personal
Experience of War; 14. Negotiating Peleliu: Agency, Politics, and Place on
the Battlefields of the Pacific War.
Divergent Experiences of World War II in the Aleutians; 3. Conflict
Landscapes, Indigenous Landscapes, and Commemorative Landscapes: A PNG
Perspective; 4. WWII in the Solomon Islands: Conflict and Aftermath; PART
2: 1944: 5. Chuuk Lagoon World War II Underwater Cultural Heritage: A
Divers' Paradise, a Chuukese Dilemma?; 6. Seeking a Shared Connection and
Shared Heritage Through WWII Underwater Cultural Heritage in the Pacific;
7. "You've Come a Long Way to Study Something That is Bad": Human Remains,
Ethics, and Community-Based Research in Conflict Archaeology in the
Pacific; 8. Lives Encoded in Landscape: Unlocking Lost Narratives from the
World War II Battle of Peleliu; PART 3: 1945: 9. The Current Situation of
the Battlefield Archaeological Site Survey in Okinawa Prefecture; 10.
Research, Conservation, and Utilization of War-Related Sites in Haebaru
Town, Okinawa; 11. The Transition of Battery Positions on Okinawa Island;
PART 4: AFTERMATH: 12. The Search and Identification of Burial places of
Japanese Prisoners of War (POWs) in the Territory of Russia: Observations,
Experiences, and Problems; 13. Himeyuri Peace Museum: The Personal
Experience of War; 14. Negotiating Peleliu: Agency, Politics, and Place on
the Battlefields of the Pacific War.
1. Introduction: A War of the Worlds; PART 1: 1942-43: 2. Bringing Together
Divergent Experiences of World War II in the Aleutians; 3. Conflict
Landscapes, Indigenous Landscapes, and Commemorative Landscapes: A PNG
Perspective; 4. WWII in the Solomon Islands: Conflict and Aftermath; PART
2: 1944: 5. Chuuk Lagoon World War II Underwater Cultural Heritage: A
Divers' Paradise, a Chuukese Dilemma?; 6. Seeking a Shared Connection and
Shared Heritage Through WWII Underwater Cultural Heritage in the Pacific;
7. "You've Come a Long Way to Study Something That is Bad": Human Remains,
Ethics, and Community-Based Research in Conflict Archaeology in the
Pacific; 8. Lives Encoded in Landscape: Unlocking Lost Narratives from the
World War II Battle of Peleliu; PART 3: 1945: 9. The Current Situation of
the Battlefield Archaeological Site Survey in Okinawa Prefecture; 10.
Research, Conservation, and Utilization of War-Related Sites in Haebaru
Town, Okinawa; 11. The Transition of Battery Positions on Okinawa Island;
PART 4: AFTERMATH: 12. The Search and Identification of Burial places of
Japanese Prisoners of War (POWs) in the Territory of Russia: Observations,
Experiences, and Problems; 13. Himeyuri Peace Museum: The Personal
Experience of War; 14. Negotiating Peleliu: Agency, Politics, and Place on
the Battlefields of the Pacific War.
Divergent Experiences of World War II in the Aleutians; 3. Conflict
Landscapes, Indigenous Landscapes, and Commemorative Landscapes: A PNG
Perspective; 4. WWII in the Solomon Islands: Conflict and Aftermath; PART
2: 1944: 5. Chuuk Lagoon World War II Underwater Cultural Heritage: A
Divers' Paradise, a Chuukese Dilemma?; 6. Seeking a Shared Connection and
Shared Heritage Through WWII Underwater Cultural Heritage in the Pacific;
7. "You've Come a Long Way to Study Something That is Bad": Human Remains,
Ethics, and Community-Based Research in Conflict Archaeology in the
Pacific; 8. Lives Encoded in Landscape: Unlocking Lost Narratives from the
World War II Battle of Peleliu; PART 3: 1945: 9. The Current Situation of
the Battlefield Archaeological Site Survey in Okinawa Prefecture; 10.
Research, Conservation, and Utilization of War-Related Sites in Haebaru
Town, Okinawa; 11. The Transition of Battery Positions on Okinawa Island;
PART 4: AFTERMATH: 12. The Search and Identification of Burial places of
Japanese Prisoners of War (POWs) in the Territory of Russia: Observations,
Experiences, and Problems; 13. Himeyuri Peace Museum: The Personal
Experience of War; 14. Negotiating Peleliu: Agency, Politics, and Place on
the Battlefields of the Pacific War.