“From the trench where they dig to the trench where they fight.” The French and the Austrians on the front lines of science between the Balkans and the Dardanelles
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2017.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : Rather than diminishing archaeological fieldwork, the First World War furthered it. A twofold scientific battlefield developed, expanding across spaces with the support of armed forces. The Austrian scientists focused on occupied territories in the Balkans, while the French moved from the Dardanelles to Macedonia. In both cases, archaeology was a means used to establish a predominance based on first-hand knowledge of the past. Archaeologists assumed a more operational role within the army on the French side, paving the way for increased diplomatic presence in the interwar period.
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Rather than diminishing archaeological fieldwork, the First World War furthered it. A twofold scientific battlefield developed, expanding across spaces with the support of armed forces. The Austrian scientists focused on occupied territories in the Balkans, while the French moved from the Dardanelles to Macedonia. In both cases, archaeology was a means used to establish a predominance based on first-hand knowledge of the past. Archaeologists assumed a more operational role within the army on the French side, paving the way for increased diplomatic presence in the interwar period.
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