Exploring the remnants of war, this book serves as a vital introduction to the archaeological sites and artifacts that reveal the physical signs of conflict. Gabriel Moshenska delves into the historical significance of these remnants, offering insights into their discovery and interpretation, making it an essential resource for understanding the impact of war through archaeology.
Focusing on the material worlds of childhood during wartime, this study provides a distinctive perspective on a significant historical period. It explores how these experiences resonate through global conflicts today, highlighting the lasting impact of war on young lives and the environments they inhabit.
Expert introduction to the Second World War archaeology in Britain Covers a variety of sites across the country Identifies and explains the types of physical evidence that have survived * Insight into the Home Front and the wartime experience of the British people