Caroline Sturdy Colls
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 115503 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Caroline Sturdy Colls |
| NOMBRES | Caroline Sturdy |
| APELLIDO | Colls |
| FIRMA | COLLS C S |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Staffordshire |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Examining body proximity and “sacredness” at/in relation to Treblinka Extermination Camp
This article explores body proximity and sacredness through the lens of four items relating to Treblinka extermination camp: a gold pendant which most likely belonged to a woman murdered in the camp, dentures taken from the bodies of those who were killed, a ring taken by a survivor of the camp from the piles of belongings of Jews murdered in the gas chambers, and a blouse worn by the daughter of a woman murdered in the camp. Whilst the first two…
Value in Context
The complexity of the history of the Treblinka II Nazi German death camp (located in Poland) provides a unique opportunity to conduct a fine-grained examination of the concept of the value of material assemblages and how this can vary depending on temporal, historical, and societal context. Following its closure, the site transitioned from a razed camp to a crime scene to a potential treasure repository to a memorial and finally to an archaeologi…
Tormented Alderney
Holocaust Landscapes Tim Cole
During the Holocaust both rural and urban environments were irreversibly altered to accommodate camps, ghettos, and infrastructure. Many landscapes became killing and burial sites, hiding places, spaces of resistance and refuge, or de facto instruments of torture. Tim Cole’s Holocaust Landscapes skilfully presents this “place-making event” (p. 2) through a spatial lens in order to analyze the places that were inhabited or created as a result of N…
Taboo and sensitive heritage
In this article we propose the concept of taboo heritage as a way to describe a legacy of war so sensitive that it never undergoes heritage creation. Attempts at creation, such as heritage listing, renovation or excavation, are blocked by local authorities. We also examine the transition from taboo heritage to sensitive heritage, the next step along the ‘heritage continuum’, which we propose can only occur through the combined efforts of the pass…
Holocaust Archaeologies
Uncovering a Painful Past
Places connected to the Holocaust, and the physical evidence that lies within them, survive as reminders of the crimes perpetrated by the Nazis. Both the treatment of these sites and attitudes towards them have varied considerably in the years since the Second World War. In recent years, a number of archaeological investigations have been instigated by curators at Holocaust sites in a direct attempt to enhance visitor experiences and education pr…
Taboo and sensitive heritage
In this article we propose the concept of taboo heritage as a way to describe a legacy of war so sensitive that it never undergoes heritage creation. Attempts at creation, such as heritage listing, renovation or excavation, are blocked by local authorities. We also examine the transition from taboo heritage to sensitive heritage, the next step along the ‘heritage continuum’, which we propose can only occur through the combined efforts of the pass…
Value in Context
The complexity of the history of the Treblinka II Nazi German death camp (located in Poland) provides a unique opportunity to conduct a fine-grained examination of the concept of the value of material assemblages and how this can vary depending on temporal, historical, and societal context. Following its closure, the site transitioned from a razed camp to a crime scene to a potential treasure repository to a memorial and finally to an archaeologi…
Holocaust Archaeologies
Uncovering a Painful Past
Places connected to the Holocaust, and the physical evidence that lies within them, survive as reminders of the crimes perpetrated by the Nazis. Both the treatment of these sites and attitudes towards them have varied considerably in the years since the Second World War. In recent years, a number of archaeological investigations have been instigated by curators at Holocaust sites in a direct attempt to enhance visitor experiences and education pr…
Taboo and sensitive heritage
In this article we propose the concept of taboo heritage as a way to describe a legacy of war so sensitive that it never undergoes heritage creation. Attempts at creation, such as heritage listing, renovation or excavation, are blocked by local authorities. We also examine the transition from taboo heritage to sensitive heritage, the next step along the ‘heritage continuum’, which we propose can only occur through the combined efforts of the pass…
Holocaust Landscapes Tim Cole
During the Holocaust both rural and urban environments were irreversibly altered to accommodate camps, ghettos, and infrastructure. Many landscapes became killing and burial sites, hiding places, spaces of resistance and refuge, or de facto instruments of torture. Tim Cole’s Holocaust Landscapes skilfully presents this “place-making event” (p. 2) through a spatial lens in order to analyze the places that were inhabited or created as a result of N…
Tormented Alderney
Value in Context
The complexity of the history of the Treblinka II Nazi German death camp (located in Poland) provides a unique opportunity to conduct a fine-grained examination of the concept of the value of material assemblages and how this can vary depending on temporal, historical, and societal context. Following its closure, the site transitioned from a razed camp to a crime scene to a potential treasure repository to a memorial and finally to an archaeologi…
Examining body proximity and “sacredness” at/in relation to Treblinka Extermination Camp
This article explores body proximity and sacredness through the lens of four items relating to Treblinka extermination camp: a gold pendant which most likely belonged to a woman murdered in the camp, dentures taken from the bodies of those who were killed, a ring taken by a survivor of the camp from the piles of belongings of Jews murdered in the gas chambers, and a blouse worn by the daughter of a woman murdered in the camp. Whilst the first two…
Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration (6 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · The Holocaust (5 obras) · Archaeological Research and Protection (4 obras) · Archaeology (4 obras) · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (4 obras) · History (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · German (3 obras) · Nazism (3 obras)