Prisoners of War

Chapter 1 Prisoner of War Archaeology

Chapter 2 Artifacts of Internment: Archaeology and Interpretation at Two American Civil War Prisoner-of-War Sites

Chapter 3 Life and Death at the Florence Stockade, American Civil War, Prisoner of War Camp, South Carolina

Chapter 4 Johnson’s Island US Civil War Military Prison

Chapter 5 Norman Cross: Designing and Operating an Eighteenth-Century British Prisoner of War Camp

Chapter 6 Excavating the World War II Prisoner of War camp at La Glacerie, Cherbourg, Normandy

Chapter 7 American, British, and French PoW Camps in Normandy, France (1944–1948). Which Role for Archaeology in the Memorial Process?

Chapter 8 Stalag Luft III: The Archaeology of an Escaper’s Camp

Chapter 9 Reinforced Concrete, Steel and Slaves: Archaeological Studies of Prisoners of World War II in Norway—The Case of Romsdal Peninsula

Chapter 10 Materiality Matters: The Role of Things in Coping Strategies at Cunningham’s Camp, Douglas During World War I

Chapter 11 “My Home Was the Area Around My Bed”: Experiencing and Negotiating Space in Civilian Internment Camps in Germany, 1942–1945

Chapter 12 A Tale of Two Towns: Heritage and Memory of Civilian Internment in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, 1942–2012

Chapter 13 Writing and Experiencing Internment: Rethinking Paul Jacobsthal’s Internment Report in the Light of New Discoveries

Chapter 14 “Life in Manzanar Where There Is a Spring Breeze”: Graffiti at a World War II Japanese American Internment Camp

Chapter 15 Japanese-Style Ornamental Community Gardens at Manzanar Relocation Center

Chapter 16 An Archaeological and Ethnographic Examination of the Acquisition, Presence, and Consumption of Saké at Camp Amache, a World War II Japanese Internment Camp

Chapter 17 Perseverance and Prejudice: Maintaining Community in Amache, Colorado’s World War II Japanese Internment Camp

Chapter 18 Prisoner of War Archaeology in an Interdisciplinary Context