Scorched Earth: Studies in the Archaeology of Conflict

Contents
......Page 6
Editorial (Tony Pollard and Iain Banks)......Page 8
ARTICLES......Page 22
Iain Banks, Ghosts in the Desert: the Archaeological Investigation of a Sub-Saharan Battlefield......Page 24
James Bonsall, The Study of Small Finds at the 1644 Battle of Cheriton......Page 52
Conor Brady, Emmet Byrnes, Gabriel Cooney & Aidan O'Sullivan, An Archaeological Study of the Battle of the Boyne at Oldbridge, Co Meath......Page 76
Natasha N. Ferguson, Platforms of Reconciliation? Issues in the Management of Battlefield Heritage in the Republic of Ireland......Page 102
Tom Fisher, Objects for Peaceful Disordering: Indigenous Designs and Practices of Protest......Page 118
Derek Allsop & Glenn Foard, Case Shot: An Interim Report on Experimental firing and Analysis to Interpret Early Modern Battlefield Assemblages......Page 134
Alastair H. Fraser & Martin Brown, Mud, Blood and Missing Men: Excavations at Serre, Somme, France......Page 170
William O. Frazer, Field of Fire: Evidence for Wartime Conflict in a 17th-Century Cottier Settlement in County Meath, Ireland......Page 196
Pádraig Lenihan, Unhappy Campers: Dundalk (1689) and After......Page 220
Damian Shiels, Battle and Siege Maps of Elizabethan Ireland: Blueprints for Archaeologists?......Page 240
David Sneddon, Newfoundlanders in a Highland Forest During WWII......Page 256
Tina L. Thurston, Rituals of Rebellion: Cultural Narratives and Metadiscourse of Violent Conflict in Iron Age and Medieval Denmark......Page 290
Jonathan Trigg, Memory and Memorial: A Study of Official and Military Commemoration of the Dead, and Family and Community Memory in Essex and East London......Page 318
Richard Strachan, A Conquering Spirit: Fort Mims and the Redstick War of 1813–1814, by Gregory A. Waselkov......Page 340
Richard Strachan, Bloody Meadows: Investigating Landscapes of Battle, by John & Patricia Carman......Page 343
Biographies......Page 346
Index......Page 350