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Archaeologies of the British: Explorations of Identity in the United Kingdom and Its Colonies 1600-1945 |
Susan Lawrence
Routledge
Archaeologies of the British: Explorations of Identity in the United Kingdom and Its Colonies 1600-1945
At home in the bush: material culture and Australian nationalism
Authors

Susan Lawrence

ARI Id

1666139506762_14851118

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Not Available Free

Pages

225-237

DOI

10.4324/9780203827529-22

Table of Contents of Book
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Introduction: archaeological perspectives on the British and their empire
Susan Lawrence
15-28
Part I The First Empire: 1600–1800
29-30
Muffling inclusiveness: some notes towards an archaeology of the British
Matthew Johnson
31-44
Civic ritual, townscape and social identity in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Newcastle upon Tyne
C. Pamela Graves
45-68
Houses in north-eastern England: regionality and the British beyond, c. 1600–1750
Adrian Green
69-89
The garden house: merchant culture and identity in the early modern city
Roger Leech
90-100
Strangers below: an archaeology of distinctions in an eighteenth-century religious community
Ron Southern
101-115
The architecture of empire: Elizabethan country houses in Ireland
Eric Klingelhofer
116-130
Part II The Second Empire: 1800–1945
131-132
Crossing Offa’s Dyke: British ideologies and late eighteenth- and nineteenth-century ceramics in Wales
Alasdair Brooks
133-151
An imperial people? Highland Scots, emigration and the British colonial world
James Symonds
152-169
Death and remembrance in the colonial context
Harold Mytum
170-187
Seeing each other: the colonial vision in nineteenth-century Victoria
Jane Lydon
188-204
Nineteenth-century ceramics in Cape Town, South Africa
Antonia Malan; Jane Klose
205-224
At home in the bush: material culture and Australian nationalism
Susan Lawrence
225-237
The British material presence in Cyprus (1878–1960): display for whom? Visibility, accessibility and adoption
Kylie Seretis
238-252
Staging history, inventing heritage: the ‘new pageantry’ and British imperial identity, 1905–35
Peter Merrington
253-272
The institutional ware found in the basement of the firm A. E. Vallerand, Québec
A. E. Vallerand; Québec Claude Lafleur
273-287
Are we re-inventing the wheel? Archaeological heritage management in Sri Lanka under British colonial rule
Gamini Wijesuriya
288-304
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