Contested Objects explores the social worlds of First World War material culture, and investigates its archaeological and anthropological intersections with identity, memory, landscape and heritage.
Contested Objects explores the social worlds of First World War material culture, and investigates its archaeological and anthropological intersections with identity, memory, landscape and heritage.
Introduction 1. `Just a Boyish Habit ? British and Commonwealth War Trophies in the First World War 2. Shaping Matter, Meaning and Mentalities: The German Steel Helmet from Artefact to Afterlife 3. The Great War `Trench Club : Typology, Use and Cultural Meaning 4. The Journey Back: On the Nature of Donations to the In Flanders Fields Museum 5. `Brothers in Arms Masonic Artefacts of the First World War and its Aftermath 6. Subversive Material: African Embodiments of Modern War 7. Medals, Memory and Meaning: Symbolism and Cultural Significance of Great War Medals 8. Distinguishing the Uniform: British Military Heraldry and Group Identity 9. The Consumer Sphinx: From French Trench to Parisian Market 10. `The Returned Soldiers Bug : Making the Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne 11. Exploring a Language of Grief in First World War Headstone Inscriptions 12. `P raps I Shall See Yoü : Recognition of Loved Ones in Non-fiction Film of the First World War 13. `A Few Broad Stripes : Perception, Deception and the `Dazzle Ship Phenomenon of WWI 14. Message and Materiality in Mesopotamia, 1916 17: My Grandfather s Diary, Social Commemoration and the Experience of War 15. Postcards from the Past: War, Landscape, and Place in Argonne, France 16. `Calculating the Future : Panoramic Sketching, Reconnaissance Drawing and the Material Trace of War 17. Archaeology of the Great War: The Flemish Experience 18. `Slowly Our Ghosts Drag Home : Human Remains from the Heidenkopf, Serre, Somme, France 19. Great War Archaeology on the Glaciers of the Alps 20. Training for Trench Warfare: The Archaeological Evidence from Salisbury Plain
Introduction 1. `Just a Boyish Habit ? British and Commonwealth War Trophies in the First World War 2. Shaping Matter, Meaning and Mentalities: The German Steel Helmet from Artefact to Afterlife 3. The Great War `Trench Club : Typology, Use and Cultural Meaning 4. The Journey Back: On the Nature of Donations to the In Flanders Fields Museum 5. `Brothers in Arms Masonic Artefacts of the First World War and its Aftermath 6. Subversive Material: African Embodiments of Modern War 7. Medals, Memory and Meaning: Symbolism and Cultural Significance of Great War Medals 8. Distinguishing the Uniform: British Military Heraldry and Group Identity 9. The Consumer Sphinx: From French Trench to Parisian Market 10. `The Returned Soldiers Bug : Making the Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne 11. Exploring a Language of Grief in First World War Headstone Inscriptions 12. `P raps I Shall See Yoü : Recognition of Loved Ones in Non-fiction Film of the First World War 13. `A Few Broad Stripes : Perception, Deception and the `Dazzle Ship Phenomenon of WWI 14. Message and Materiality in Mesopotamia, 1916 17: My Grandfather s Diary, Social Commemoration and the Experience of War 15. Postcards from the Past: War, Landscape, and Place in Argonne, France 16. `Calculating the Future : Panoramic Sketching, Reconnaissance Drawing and the Material Trace of War 17. Archaeology of the Great War: The Flemish Experience 18. `Slowly Our Ghosts Drag Home : Human Remains from the Heidenkopf, Serre, Somme, France 19. Great War Archaeology on the Glaciers of the Alps 20. Training for Trench Warfare: The Archaeological Evidence from Salisbury Plain
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