Sarunas Milisauskas, Janusz Kruk: History of European Archaeology in the Twentieth Century. Warszawa: Instytut Archeologii i Etnologii PAN 2025. ISBN: 978-83-68122-24-4
CONTENTS
PREFACE
Acknowledgments
PART I. HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION
Chapter 1. Histories of Archaeology by Archaeologists
Chapter 2. Separating Fact from Fiction
PART II. HISTORICAL OBSERVATIONS ON EUROPEAN
ARCHAEOLOGY
Chapter 3. The Brief Overview of the Pre-1900 Period
Chapter 4. The Beginning of the New Century
Chapter 5. The Attainment of lndependence. The 1914-1939 Period
Chapter 6. New Dark Age.The Second War lnterlude 1939-1948
Chapter 7. Impose Marxism. The Stalinist Period 1948-1956
Chapter 8. New Methods and Many Major Discoveries.
The 1956-1989 Time Period
Chapter 9. For the Better in Archaeology.
The 1989-2010 Time Period
PART III. ARCHAEOLOGY AND THE STATE
Chapter 10. Language and National Politics
Chapter 11. Nationalism in European Archaeology
Chapter 12. Archaeology in the Service of the State
Chapter 13. Archaeologist in Totalitarian Times
PART IV. NAIVE DREAMERS
Chapter 14. Osbert Crawford. The Critics of England
Chapter 15. Vere Gordon Childe
PART V. ARCHAEOLOGY OF STATES
Chapter 16. German and Nazi Archaeology
Chapter 17. Archaeology in the Russia and Former Soviet Union
Chapter l8. Archaeology in soviet Dominated countries 149
Archaeology in Czechoslovakia
Archaeology in East Germany
Archaeology in Poland
PART VI. THEORY AND PRACTICE
Chapter 19. Culture-Historical Archaeology
Chapter 20. Theories in European Archaeology
Chapter 21. The Origin of Complex Societies and Prehistoric
Warfare in Europe
Chapter 22. Excavations
PART VII. WOMEN IN EUROPEAN ARCHAEOLOGY
Chapter 23. Excavating Women
PART VIII. AMERICAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO EUROPEAN
ARCHAEOLOGY
Chapter 24. Defining American Contributions
Chapter 25. American Contributors
Chapter 26. The Professional Context of European Archaeology
Chapter 27. Logistics of American Research
Chapter 28. The Attraction of Europe
BIBLIOGRAPHY
External Links
APPENDIX
Andre Gonciar, The History of Romanian Archaeology. The Murky
Waters between lndividual Deontology and State ldeology
LIST 0F FIGURES AND TABLES
PERSONS INDEX
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