Archaeology, Cultural Heritage and World War II

Italy, Greece, France and Finland as Historical Contexts

Inbunden, Engelska, 2024

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What can you learn about the impact of war on archaeology and museums in past conflicts such as World War II? What was the role of state authorities in protecting antiquities in some European contexts? This volume assesses a variety of targeted, vital case studies providing genuine and fresh data (even unpublished pictures and archival records).For instance, contributions detail on the military requisition of the National Museum of Naples, the burial of artefacts in the National Museum of Athens basement, a little-known military excavation in Milazzo (Sicily), 'wararchaeology' of Crete and the rescue of war remains in Finnish Lapland.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2024-08-08
Mått155 x 235 x 26 mm
Vikt622 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor302
FörlagBrill
MedarbetareCrisà,Antonino
ISBN9789004696365

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AcknowledgmentsList of Figures and TablesAbbreviationsNotes on ContributorsIntroductionAntonino Crisà1 Italy 1940–45: Allied Reports on AntiquitiesCarlotta Coccoli2 ‘Quartered in the Midst of the Greatest Collection in All Italy’: Lessons from the Museo Nazionale di Napoli in WartimeNigel Pollard3 War and the Antiquities at Risk in Sicily: a Case Study on the Artillery Position at the Polyphemus Cave in Milazzo (Messina, 1943)Antonino Crisà4 Memories of War: the Battle of Troina, Archaeology and Cultural Heritage in SicilyFlaminia Bartolini and Simon Stoddart5 Bridges at War and Conservation of Cultural Heritage: a Case Study from ItalyGermano Germanò6 The Antiquities in Attica during Conflict: the Impact of World War IIChrysanthi Tsouli7 Protecting Museum Antiquities during World War II: Photographs from the National Archaeological Museum, Athens, with a Story to TellMaria Chidiroglou8 Kerameikos: a Significant Archaeological Site of Athens and Its Museum during World War II (1940–44)Fotios Katevas9 Never-Never Land under Attack: Axis War Damage to Cretan AntiquitiesJan Driessen10 Rock(s) around the Bunker: the Destruction of the Archaeological Heritage of France during World War IIJean-Pierre Legendre and Laurent Olivier11 From ‘War Junk’ to ‘Isn’t This a Treasure!’: Processes of Heritagization of the Material Remains of the Second World War in Finnish LaplandSuzie ThomasConclusionAntonino CrisàIndex