Exploring the modern city: recent approaches to urban history and archaeology/ edited by Tim Murra

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Unique IDLIB-00013097Alternative titleExploring the modern city: recent approaches to urban history and archaeology/ edited by Tim MurrayDateBetween 1st January 2003 and 31st December 2003Date qualifiercircaDescriptionDescription: The past in the present: public history and the City of Sydney/ Paul Ashton

Happy thoughts: recent approaches to contextualising material culture in Australian urban history/ Andrew Brown-May

The archaeology of the present: 'excavating' Melbourne's postwar suburbs/ Graeme Davison

A road to nowhere?/ Alan Mayne

The archaeology of cities: what is it we want to know?/ Grace Karskens & Susan Lawrence

Understanding the archaeology of the modern city/ Tim Murray, Penny Crook & Laila Ellmoos

The structure and form of the Australian city/ Patrick Troy. Comments: Tea and petites madeleines at the Museum of Sydney: experiencing the past in the urban environment/ Tracy Ireland

Whose archaeology is it, anyway?/ Richard Mackay

Archaeology and the heritage manager: the perspective of the Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority/ Wayne JohnsonLanguageEnglish (eng)IllustrationsBlack and white illustrationsPublisherHistoric Houses Trust of New South WalesPlace of publicationGlebe
New South Wales
Australia

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FormatPublication - Book

Numbering & Quantity

Number of pages181

Characteristics

Dimensions (free text)21 cm

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Subject tagsUrban archaeologyCity planningHistory

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Dewey decimal numberSRC 994.009732 EXPLISBN/ISSN1876991178Source system IDR0000113805Alternative ID30002033054727

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Exploring the modern city: recent approaches to urban history and archaeology/ edited by Tim Murra