Places of memory : spatialised practices of remembrance from prehistory to today / edited by Christian Horn, Gustav Wollentz, Gianpiero Di Maida, and Annette Haug.

Preface ; Introduction -- Christian Horn, Gustav Wollentz, Gianpiero Di Maida and Annette Haug ; 1. Commemoration and Change: Remembering What May Not Have Happened -- Richard Bradley ; 2. The Multiple Pasts of Archaic Greece: The Landscapes of Crete and the Argolid, 900-500 BCE -- James Whitley ; 3. Aeneas, Romulus, and the Memory Site of the Forum Augustum in Rome -- Matthias J. Bensch ; 4. The Spoils of Eternity: Spolia as Collective Memory in the Basilica of St. Peter during the 4th century AD -- Christina Videbech ; 5. Were TRB Depositions Boundary Markers in the Neolithic Landscape? -- Michael Müller ; 6. Memories Created, Memories Altered: The Case of Kakucs-Turján Household and Pottery -- Robert Staniuk ; 7. 'These Battered Hills': Landscape and Memory at Verdun (France) -- Paola Filippucci ; 8. Set in Stone? Transformation and Memory in Scandinavian Rock Art -- Christian Horn and Rich Potter ; 9. Art and Practices of Memory, Space and Landscapes in the Roman World -- Anne Gangloff ; 10. Restoring a Memory: The Case of Kowary Barrow (Lesser Poland, Poland) -- Anna Gawlik and Marcin Czarnowicz ; 11. Art, Social Memory and Relational Ontology in the Kimberley, North West Australia -- Martin Porr ; 12. Recursivity in Kimberley Rock Art Production, Western Australia -- Ana Paula Motta, Martin Porr, and Peter Veth ; 13. An Archaeology of Reclaiming Memories -- Possibilities and Pitfalls -- Gustav Wollentz.

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