Where the battle rages: war and conflict in Post-Medieval Archaeology |
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| Authors: | Natasha N. Ferguson Douglas Scott |
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| Affiliation: | 1. Treasure Trove Unit, National Museums Scotland, Edinburgh, UKn.ferguson@nms.ac.uk;3. Visiting Research Scientist, Colorado Mesa University, Grand Junction, Colorado, USA [dougdscott@gmail.com] |
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| Abstract: | SUMMARY: War and conflict has been well represented in Post-Medieval Archaeology over the last 50 years with a range of research exploring the archaeology of conflict in the modern world. The aim of this article is to review themes of war and conflict as presented in Post-Medieval Archaeology and to track the changing nature of their scope and focus, such as the move towards an increasingly multidisciplinary approach encompassing all aspects of human conflict. By highlighting key articles and innovative research, this article also reflects on the impact and influence of the journal on the burgeoning discipline of conflict archaeology. |
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