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Aufrufe der Metadatenseite seit Freigabe des Dokumentes oder seit Juni 2018

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Between Memory Sites and Memory Networks905

Aufrufe der Metadatenseite für die letzen 6 Monate

Juni 2024Juli 2024August 2024September 2024Oktober 2024November 2024Dezember 2024
Between Memory Sites and Memory Networks13151316182112

Meistbesuchte Dokumente

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The Varus Battle in the Year 9 CE – or How to Escape the ‘Memory’ Trap604
Mapping Memory, Space and Conflict593
Staging Migration – Staging the Nation. Imagining Community at Immigration Museums577
Excavating Memory, Burying History. Lessons from the Spanish Civil War574
Lieux de Mémoire and Sites of De-Subjectivation573
The Appropriation or the Destruction of Memory?488
Chaco Canyon: A Contested Memory Anchor in the North American Southwest485
Memory Spaces and Contested Pasts in the Haudenosaunee Homeland474
Geese and Gauls – the Capitol in the Social Memory of the ‘Gallic Disaster’446
Ritual Practice and Topographic Context. Considerations on the Spatial Forms of Memory in the Central Alps During the Late Bronze Age412
Making Memory – Culturescapes and the Communication of Archaeological Meaning403
The Multipolarity of Athenian Social Memory400
Public Archaeology beyond Commodities, Alienation and the Fourth Wall386

Meistbesuchte Dokumente pro Monat

Oktober 2024November 2024Dezember 2024
The Varus Battle in the Year 9 CE – or How to Escape the ‘Memory’ Trap131217
Excavating Memory, Burying History. Lessons from the Spanish Civil War17175
Chaco Canyon: A Contested Memory Anchor in the North American Southwest111413
Memory Spaces and Contested Pasts in the Haudenosaunee Homeland13186
Mapping Memory, Space and Conflict111211
Lieux de Mémoire and Sites of De-Subjectivation7215
The Appropriation or the Destruction of Memory?14123
Making Memory – Culturescapes and the Communication of Archaeological Meaning13106
Ritual Practice and Topographic Context. Considerations on the Spatial Forms of Memory in the Central Alps During the Late Bronze Age6175
Geese and Gauls – the Capitol in the Social Memory of the ‘Gallic Disaster’8141