Casella, Eleanor Conlin
Casella, Eleanor Conlin, 1969-
Eleanor Conlin Casella archaeologist
VIAF ID: 75705183 (Personal)
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Works
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The Alderley Sandhills project : an archaeology of community life in (post)-industrial England | |
Archaeology and Colonialism: Culture Contact from 5000 BC to the Present. Chris Gosden. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2004. 200 pp., 22 figs., 5 tables, ref., index. $24.99 paper. | |
The archaeology of colonialism : intimate encounters and sexual effects | |
The Archaeology of Improvement in Britain, 1750–1850 Sarah Tarlow Cambridge University Press, New York, 2007. 234 pp., 30 figs., index, 80.00 cloth | |
The archaeology of institutional confinement | |
The archaeology of plural and changing identities, c2005: | |
Book Review: Settler Romances and the Australian Girl | |
Casella, Eleanor Conlin - Symonds, James (eds.): Industrial archaeology : future directions | |
Contemporary Archaeology and the City: Creativity, Ruination, and Political Action | |
Dangerous Girls and Gentle Ladies: Archaeology and Nineteenth Century Australian Female Convicts | |
Detention Castles of Stone and Steel: Landscape, Labor, and the Urban Penitentiary | |
The Dynamics of Power. Maria O'Donovan, editor. Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, 2002. xii+404 pp. 56 figs., 8 tables, ref., index. $42.00 paper. | |
Enmeshed inscriptions: Reading the graffiti of Australia’s convict past | |
Every procurable object: a functional analysis of the Ross Factory archaeological collection. | |
The Excavation of Industrial Era Settlements in North-West England | |
From Knowing into Telling: A Dialogue in Five Parts | |
Ghosts of Sorrow, Sin and Crime: Dark Tourism and Convict Heritage in Van Diemen’s Land, Australia | |
Introduction | |
'a large and efficient Establishment': Preliminary Report on Fieldwork at the Ross Female Factory | |
Little Bastard Felons: Childhood, Affect, and Labour in the Penal Colonies of Nineteenth-Century Australia | |
Mrs. Perrin’s “Tranklements”: Community Life and Class Distinction in (Post)Industrial-Era Cheshire | |
Objects and materials | |
On the Edge of Purgatory: An Archaeology of Place in Hispanic Colorado | |
'...one or two globular lamps made of glass': Archaeology and the cultural landscapes of Tasmanian Convictism | |
The Oxford handbook of industrial archaeology | |
Pieces of Many Puzzles: Network Approaches to Materiality in the Global Era | |
Playthings: Archaeology and the Material Ambiguities of Childhood | |
Prisoner of His Majesty: postcoloniality and the archaeology of British penal transportation | |
Questions of identity for historical archaeology. Peter Kosso. Knowing the past: philosophical issues of history and archaeology. 200 pages, 21 figures. 2001. Amherst (NY): Humanity; 1-57392-907-7 hardback $45. John Moreland. Archaeology and text. 14 | |
Ross Factory Archaeology Project 1995: An Interim Report | |
‘Safe’ genders? | |
Scandinavian Colonialism and the Rise of Modernity | |
Stories from the Sandstone: Quarantine Inscriptions from Australia’s Immigrant Past | |
“That’s Just a Family Thing, You Know”: Memory, Community Kinship, and Social Belonging in the Hagg Cottages of Cheshire, North-West England | |
To enshrine their spirits in the world Heritage and grief at Port Arthur, Tasmania | |
To watch or restrain: female convict prisons in 19th-century Tasmania | |
Transplanted technologies and rural relics: Australian Industrial Archaeology and questions that matter | |
The workshop of the world: The industrial revolution |