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Rombon: biography of a great war landscape
Journal of Conflict Archaeology, 2020Mt. Rombon, located in north-western Slovenia, was a part of the Soca Front during the First World War.
Uros Košir
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Biography of an Industrial Landscape
, 2017 Biography of an Industrial Landscape tells the story of one of the most significant urban redevelopment projects in northern Europe at the turn of the century. Examining the reinvention of the Carlsberg brewery site in Copenhagen as a city district, Svava Riesto unpacks the deeper assumptions about value that lie behind contemporary design, spatial ...
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The landscape biography approach to landscape characterisation
2018G. Fairclough, I. & C. Swanwick (eds.). . .
Kolen, J.C.A., Renes, J., Bosma, Koos
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The Marais Vernier: a landscape biography
Landscape History, 2006ABSTRACT From being viewed as ‘waste’ in need on ‘improvement’ many wetlands in the developed world are now perceived as valuable habitats enjoying protected status. The peatlands and alluvial terrain of the Marais Vernier form one such area, where numerous conflicts arose over the centuries regarding the ‘appropriate’ use of land.
Hugh Clout
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Landscape Biography as Research Strategy: The Case of the South Netherlands Project
Landscape Research, 2009This paper presents the outline of a biographical approach to landscape as developed in the Netherlands during the last 15 years by archaeologists, thereby integrating perspectives formulated by the social anthropologists Appadurai and Kopytoff and the cultural geographer Samuels.
Fokke Gerritsen
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Scenes of Amani, Tanzania: Biography of a postcolonial landscape
Journal of Landscape Architecture, 2017AbstractIn this paper an architect, two social anthropologists, and an architecture historian assess the postcolonial landscape of Amani Hill research station, a once highly productive and century-old site of scientific research. Rather than an ‘objective’ description of the overall site, this is done through six ‘scenes’ composed of photographs ...
Johan Lagae, Paul Wenzel Geissler
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Stonehenge: the Biography of a Landscape
Time and Mind, 2008(2008). Stonehenge: the Biography of a Landscape. Time and Mind: Vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 373-375.
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The Biographies of Resistant Material Culture in Occupied Landscapes
2022Abstract This chapter is on resistance to contact encounters via repositioning of symbolic content on the Channel Islands throughout World War II. During 1940–5, the islands’ locals were subject to occupation by German military forces and were also brought into contact with foreign labourers.
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