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Communities of Hope: Sharing Economies and the Production of Material Worlds by Casella, Eleanor Conlin, Piprani, John

“…How do we learn to share? As contemporary Western folks, what do we share, under what conditions, and with whom? Through two personal “material stories,” our…”
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Horizons beyond the Perimeter Wall: Relational Materiality, Institutional Confinement, and the Archaeology of Being Global by Casella, Eleanor Conlin

“…As historical archaeologists, how might we begin to unpick the complex material webs of trades, migrations, and technologies that constitute globalization? How…”
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Enmeshed inscriptions: Reading the graffiti of Australia's convict past by Conlin Casella, Eleanor

“…Prison graffiti has been traditionally defined as markings created by inmates on the architectural fabric of the institutional site. However, if we instead…”
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Prisoner of His Majesty: postcoloniality and the archaeology of British penal transportation by Casella, Eleanor Conlin

“…Abstract As institutions established to administer the penal exile of British imperial subjects, the historic gaols of Australia and Ireland are linked by a…”
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'Doing trade': A sexual economy of nineteenth-century Australian female convict prisons by Casella, Eleanor Conlin

“…Within all penal institutions, networks of black market exchange circulate luxuries throughout the inmate population. Both material objects and sexual…”
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Comments on Cornelius Holtorf (2005): From Stonehenge to Las Vegas: Archaeology as Popular Culture. Lenham, Maryland, USA: AltaMira Press by CONLIN CASELLA, Eleanor, HOLTORF, Cornelius

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Ghosts of Sorrow, Sin and Crime: Dark Tourism and Convict Heritage in Van Diemen's Land, Australia by Casella, Eleanor Conlin, Fennelly, Katherine

“…Established as a British imperial penal colony, Van Diemen's Land received approximately 75,000 convicts before cessation of convict transportation in 1853. A…”
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Transplanted technologies and rural relics: Australian Industrial Archaeology and questions that matter by CASELLA, ELEANOR CONLIN

“…The settlement of Australia has long been interpreted as a consequence of the Industrial Revolution (Jack 1979:7). As a result, Australian Industrial…”
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"That's Just a Family Thing, You Know": Memory, Community Kinship, and Social Belonging in the Hagg Cottages of Cheshire, North-West England by Casella, Eleanor Conlin

“…The Alderley Sandhills Project (ASP) was designed to archaeologically explore the transformative roles of industrialization and de-industrialization on the…”
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Pieces of Many Puzzles: Network Approaches to Materiality in the Global Era by Casella, Eleanor Conlin

“…To explore themes of globalization, immigration, and transformation requires a complex multiscalar perspective on material culture. But how can this daunting…”
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Gender, Race, and Labor in the Archaeology of the Spanish Colonial Americas by Voss, Barbara L.

“…Gender and race are central to archaeological investigations of empire. In research on the Spanish colonization of the Americas, one prominent theory, the St…”
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The Archaeology of Improvement in Britain, 1750–1850 Sarah Tarlow Cambridge University Press, New York, 2007. 234 pp., 30 figs., index, $80.00 cloth by Casella, Eleanor Conlin

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Detention Castles of Stone and Steel: Landscape, Labor, and the Urban Penitentiary by Casella, Eleanor Conlin

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From Knowing into Telling: A Dialogue in Five Parts by Casella, Eleanor Conlin, Cobb, Hannah, Harris, Oliver J. T., Gray, Héléna, Richardson, Phil, Tuffin, Richard

“…The issues raised by different kinds of oral-historical research are explored here through a dialogue between two projects. In one case, the Alderley Sandhills…”
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Settler Romances and the Australian Girl by Casella, Eleanor Conlin

“…[...] in the ethnographic fieldwork that underlay his study, cycles of social reciprocity frequently involved a repetitive exchange of the same valued objects…”
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Questions of identity for historical archaeology by Casella, Eleanor Conlin

“…"Knowing the past: philosophical issues of history and archaeology" by Peter Kosso and "Archaeology and text" by John Moreland are reviewed…”
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To Watch or Restrain: Female Convict Prisons in 19th-Century Tasmania by Casella, Eleanor Conlin

“…As institutions established to manage exiled British felons, the Tasmanian female factories consisted of four women's prisons located throughout the island…”
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Comments on Cornelius Holtorf (2005): From Stonehenge to Las Vegas: Archaeology as popular culture by Casella, Eleanor Conlin

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Legacy of the ‘Fatal Shore’: The Heritage and Archaeology of Confinement in Post-Colonial Australia by Casella, Eleanor Conlin, Fredericksen, Clayton

“…Why does the theme of ‘confinement’ link historic-period heritage places across the continent of Australia? This article explores incarceration as not only a…”
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