Archaeology in the Global Cold War

Susanne Grunwald specializes in the history of archaeology and works at Archaeological Heritage Authority in Brandenburg/Germany.Laura Coltofean is a historian of archaeology and a member of Research Cluster 5: History of Archaeology at the German Archaeological Institute.Katja Rösler is a project team member at the Romano-Germanic Commission (Frankfurt) at the German Archaeological Institute. Fabian Link is a historian of science specialized in the history of the humanities and the social sciences in the twentieth century at Goethe-University Frankfurt.

• List of FiguresList of contributorsIntroduction Susanne Grunwald, Laura Coltofean, Katja Rösler and Fabian LinkPart I : Archaeology and Political Ideology East, West, and South01.The Archaeology of the Early Middle Ages in Soviet Moldavia: Between Science and Propaganda Sergiu Musteață02. Archaeology in the Abyss. Romanian Archaeology during the Cold War Alexander Rubel 03. In Quest of Statehood. Archaeology and the Polish Postwar Politics of Science and HistoryKarin Reichenbach04. Archaeology during the Franco Regime (1939–1975): A Science at the Service of Political IdeologyFrancisco Gracia AlonsoPart II: Science policy and regional archaeological traditions05. Shifting Ground: The Impact of the GI Bill on U.S. Archaeology During the Cold War Years, 1945–1989Bettina Arnold and John D. Richards 06. How the Cold War Coaxed Iranian Archaeology WestwardKamyar Abdi 07. Soviet Archaeology Through a Western Lens: A Long History of Rapprochements and Estrangements Before and During the Cold WarIlia Heit Part III Actors, Institutions and Networks08. The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. Portugal in Transition andArchaeology Ana Cristina Martins09. The Emergence of North Korean Archaeology during the Cold War and the Life of Do Yu-ho Yoo Yongwook10. Hungarian Archaeology between 1947 and 1991Alexandra Anders and László BartosiewiczPart IV: Theoretical and Methodological frameworks11. Aerial Archaeology and the Cold War Susanne Grunwald12. Stone Tools for Iron Curtains. André Leroi-Gourhan, Archaeology and Technology during the Cold WarNathan Schlanger13. Innovative Archaeological Thought Behind the Iron CurtainLudomir R. LoznyPart V: Personal look back14. Intellectual Stagnation in Romania as a Vocation: Authority and Tacit Knowledge in an Archaeological Research Tradition Gheorghe Alexandru Niculescu15. Archaeology in Yugoslavia during the Cold War, 1945–1989Judith A. Rasson16. Archaeology in post-Soviet Kazakhstan (1994–2018)Claudia Chang and Tamara V. SavelievaConclusion: Three Aspects of Archaeology during the Cold WarSusanne Grunwald, Laura Coltofean, Katja Rösler, and Fabian LinkIndex