Archaeology, Cultural Property, and the Military
By Laurie W. Rush (Editor), Corine Wegener (Contribution by), Darrell C Pinckney (Contribution by), Diane C Siebrandt (Contribution by), Friedrich Schipper (Contribution by), Hugo Clarke (Contribution by), James Zeidler (Contribution by), Joris Kila (Contribution by), Julian Radcliffe (Contribution by), Krysia Spirydowicz (Contribution by), Laurie W. Rush (Contribution by), Martin Brown (Contribution by), Patty Gerstenblith (Contribution by), Paul R Green (Contribution by), Sarah Parcak (Contribution by), Stephan Zellmeyer (Contribution by)
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By Laurie W. Rush (Editor), Corine Wegener (Contribution by), Darrell C Pinckney (Contribution by), Diane C Siebrandt (Contribution by), Friedrich Schipper (Contribution by), Hugo Clarke (Contribution by), James Zeidler (Contribution by), Joris Kila (Contribution by), Julian Radcliffe (Contribution by), Krysia Spirydowicz (Contribution by), Laurie W. Rush (Contribution by), Martin Brown (Contribution by), Patty Gerstenblith (Contribution by), Paul R Green (Contribution by), Sarah Parcak (Contribution by), Stephan Zellmeyer (Contribution by)
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Timely essays from experienced contributors examine the damage recent conflict has caused to cultural heritage, and how it may best be safeguarded in future.
Laurie Rush, a senior archeologist with the U.S. Army, has assembled a seminal book on the threat to important cultural sites from combat operations, and none too soon. Spurred by the tragic and unnecessary loss of artefacts andarchaeology from the invasion of Iraq, she and her colleagues make a persuasive case that a minimum of common ...
Laurie Rush, a senior archeologist with the U.S. Army, has assembled a seminal book on the threat to important cultural sites from combat operations, and none too soon. Spurred by the tragic and unnecessary loss of artefacts andarchaeology from the invasion of Iraq, she and her colleagues make a persuasive case that a minimum of common ...







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