The Disturbing Past

The Disturbing Past
Volume 22.2 (Nov 2007)

Editors: James Holloway and Alison Klevnas

Book Review Editor: Elizabeth Whitton

1. Introduction
Article

James Holloway and Alison Kelvnas

2. Bridging the Emotional Gulf: Reflections on the Excavation of Traumatic Memories
Article

Victoria Sanford

3. The Dead and the Sleeping, How Alike They Are: A Case of Reverential Archaeology
Article

Christine Finn

4. The Fallen, the Front and the Finding: Archaeology, Human Remains and the Great War
Article

Martin Brown

5. Psycho-Social Issues and Approaches in Forensic Archaeology
Article

Ian Hanson

6. The Politics of Forgetting on the Island of Alderney
Article

Gilly Carr

7. Authority Over Human Remains: Geneaology, Relationship Detachment
Article

Piotr Bienkowski

8. Commentary
Article

Sarah Tarlow

9. Documenta Praehistorica XXXII
Book Review

Edited By: Mihael Budja

Reviewed By: Isabelle Vella Gregory

10. Excavating Asian History: Interdisciplinary Studies in Archaeology and History
Book Review

Edited By: Norman Yoffee and Bradley L. Crowel

Reviewed By: Jason Hawkes

11. Bioarchaeology of Southeast Asia
Book Review

Authored By: Marc Oxenham and Nancy Tayles

Reviewed By: Lindsay Lloyd-Smith

12. New Museums and the Making of Culture
Book Review

Authored By: Kylie Message

Reviewed By: Michael Squire

13. Homo Britannicus
Book Review

Authored By: Chris Stringer

Reviewed By: Wendy A. Morrison

14. The Mote of Mark: A Dark Age Hillfort in South-West Scotland
Book Review

Authored By: Lloyd Laing and David Longley

Reviewed By: Christopher Morley

15. Death and Memory in Early Medieval Britain
Book Review

Authored By: Howard Williams

Reviewed By: James Holloway

16. Mimbres Society
Book Review

Authored By: edited by Valli S. Powell-Marti and Patricia A. Gilman

Edited By: Valli S. Powell-Marti and Patricia A. Gilman

Reviewed By: Jamie K. Anderson

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The Disturbing Past

The Disturbing Past Volume 22.2 (Nov 2007)

1. Introduction Article

2. Bridging the Emotional Gulf: Reflections on the Excavation of Traumatic Memories Article

3. The Dead and the Sleeping, How Alike They Are: A Case of Reverential Archaeology Article

4. The Fallen, the Front and the Finding: Archaeology, Human Remains and the Great War Article

5. Psycho-Social Issues and Approaches in Forensic Archaeology Article

6. The Politics of Forgetting on the Island of Alderney Article

7. Authority Over Human Remains: Geneaology, Relationship Detachment Article

8. Commentary Article

9. Documenta Praehistorica XXXII Book Review

10. Excavating Asian History: Interdisciplinary Studies in Archaeology and History Book Review

11. Bioarchaeology of Southeast Asia Book Review

12. New Museums and the Making of Culture Book Review

13. Homo Britannicus Book Review

14. The Mote of Mark: A Dark Age Hillfort in South-West Scotland Book Review

15. Death and Memory in Early Medieval Britain Book Review

16. Mimbres Society Book Review