Sturdy Colls, C., Bolton-King, R., Colls, K., Harris, T. and Weston, C. 2016b forthcoming. Proof of Life: Graffiti Archaeology on the Island of Alderney. Journal of Conflict Archaeology Sturdy Colls, C. 2015a. a Painful Past: Archaeology and the Holocaust”. “Uncovering 17(1): 38-55. Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites Sturdy Colls, C. 2015b. New Holocaust Archaeologies: Approaches and Future Directions. York: Springer. Sturdy Colls, C. 2012. Archaeology: Archaeological Approaches to Landscapes “Holocaust of Nazi Genocide and Persecution”. PhD diss., University of Birmingham. Sturdy Colls, C. and Colls, K. 2014. a painful past: A non-invasive approach “Reconstructing to reconstructing Norderney in Alderney, the Channel Islands”. In Lager Visual Heritage in edited by E. Ch’ng, V. Gaffney and H. Chapman. New York: Springer. the Digital Age, Tunbridge, J.E. and Ashworth, G.J. 1996. Dissonant Heritage: The management of the past John Wiley and Sons, Chichester and New York. as a resource in conflict. Viejo-Rose, D. 2015. heritage and memory: untangling the ties that bind”. “Cultural Culture 4(2), doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.3989/chdj.2015.018. and History Digital Journal Willmot, L. 2014. Resistance: Help to Jews and OT workers”. In Protest, “Humanitarian edited by Defiance and Resistance in the Channel Islands: German Occupation 1940-1945, G. Carr, P. Sanders and L. Willmot, 97-126. London: Bloomsbury Academic. Figure List Figure 1: The post-conflict heritage continuum, copyright Gilly Carr. Figure 2: The lifecycle of the event, legacy and heritage, copyright Gilly Carr. Figure 3: Map of the Channel Islands, copyright Caroline Sturdy Colls. Figure 4: Commemorative plaque on the entrance posts of Sylt, copyright Caroline Lager Sturdy Colls. Figure 5: the entrance of Wick, copyright Gilly Carr. Lager Figure 6. The toilet block at Sylt, which was hidden beneath vegetation prior to Lager archaeological investigations, copyright: Caroline Sturdy Colls.
Sturdy Colls, C., Bolton-King, R., Colls, K., Harris, T. and Weston, C. 2016b forthcoming. Proof of Life: Graffiti Archaeology on the Island of Alderney. Journal of Conflict Archaeology Sturdy Colls, C. 2015a. “Uncovering a Painful Past: Archaeology and the Holocaust”. Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites 17(1): 38-55. Sturdy Colls, C. 2015b. Holocaust Archaeologies: Approaches and Future Directions. New York: Springer. Sturdy Colls, C. 2012. “Holocaust Archaeology: Archaeological Approaches to Landscapes of Nazi Genocide and Persecution”. PhD diss., University of Birmingham. Sturdy Colls, C. and Colls, K. 2014. “Reconstructing a painful past: A non-invasive approach to reconstructing Lager Norderney in Alderney, the Channel Islands”. In Visual Heritage in the Digital Age, edited by E. Ch’ng, V. Gaffney and H. Chapman. New York: Springer. Tunbridge, J.E. and Ashworth, G.J. 1996. Dissonant Heritage: The management of the past as a resource in conflict. John Wiley and Sons, Chichester and New York. Viejo-Rose, D. 2015. “Cultural heritage and memory: untangling the ties that bind”. Culture and History Digital Journal 4(2), doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.3989/chdj.2015.018. Willmot, L. 2014. “Humanitarian Resistance: Help to Jews and OT workers”. In Protest, Defiance and Resistance in the Channel Islands: German Occupation 1940-1945, edited by G. Carr, P. Sanders and L. Willmot, 97-126. London: Bloomsbury Academic. Figure List Figure 1: The post-conflict heritage continuum, copyright Gilly Carr. Figure 2: The lifecycle of the event, legacy and heritage, copyright Gilly Carr. Figure 3: Map of the Channel Islands, copyright Caroline Sturdy Colls. Figure 4: Commemorative plaque on the entrance posts of Lager Sylt, copyright Caroline Sturdy Colls. Figure 5: the entrance of Lager Wick, copyright Gilly Carr. Figure 6. The toilet block at Lager Sylt, which was hidden beneath vegetation prior to archaeological investigations, copyright: Caroline Sturdy Colls.