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- Conflict archaeology is a sub-discipline within archaeology focused on intergroup and intragroup conflict. Closely linked to battlefield archaeology and Military Sites Archaeology, conflict archaeology is developing as an umbrella sub-discipline that encompasses these others, allowing for greater epistemological elasticity than other terms. Modern conflict archaeology deals with technological, social, cultural, psychological aspects of present conflicts. Unlike battlefield archaeology, modern conflict archaeology delves deeper into the anthropological study of the conflicts rather than the physical manifestations of the battles. As stated by Nicholas Saunders in his book entitled Beyond the Dead Horizon, "These complexities are generated partly by nature of modern wars/conflicts of industrialized intensity and they incorporate political and nationalistic motivations and notions of ethnicity and identity." In order to understand the modern-day conflict, it is important to recognize two fundamental issues: 1. Realize that each conflict is a multifaceted issue which incorporates many anthropological contexts of involved populations. 2. In order to understand the actual conflict, one must understand all facets of the motivating issues and their layers of conflict. As stated by Saunders; "This multitude of issues makes modern conflict sites...multi-layered landscapes...that require robust interdisciplinary approaches."(Saunders, pg. x). Conflict archaeology addresses any type of issue regardless of size or effect, more importantly the residual effects felt from the conflict itself upon the surrounding populations. "In this view the constantly shifting multidimensional aftermaths of conflict are as important as the conflict themselves." Conflict archaeology is most strongly followed by some historical archaeologists in the United States and archaeologists of all time periods in Europe. Significant studies of conflict in North America predating the arrival of Europeans have been done, but these works are largely situated within regional, not thematic literature. (en)
- La arqueología del conflicto es una disciplina arqueológica que centra su atención en los conflictos intra e intergrupales a lo largo de la historia. Esta rama de la arqueología se presenta estrechamente relacionada con la arqueología de los campos de batalla, la , la arqueología de la represión política y los estudios de cultura material contemporánea. Así pues, la arqueología del conflicto se desarrolla como un paraguas que engloba estas subdisciplinas antes mencionadas, acompasándolas unas con otras para redundar en una mayor concreción epistemológica en sus desarrollos teóricos y metodológicos. La arqueología del conflicto está fuertemente arraigada en el ámbito anglosajón. Destaca su implantación entre los arqueólogos de las etapas históricas de los Estados Unidos, que han centrado su investigación principalmente en la Guerra de Secesión (1861-1865). En el Reino Unido existe un Centro para la Arqueología de los Campos de Batalla en la Universidad de Glasgow. Cabe reseñar que esta disciplina está tomando un creciente protagonismo en el panorama investigador español, debido a la multiplicación de los estudios arqueológicos realizados sobre restos materiales de la Guerra civil española y la posguerra. (es)
- L'archeologia del conflitto è una branca specifica dell'archeologia che si occupa degli scontri tra gruppi umani. Il suo approccio alla materia è di tipo olistico e si avvale spesso di tecniche mutuate da altri saperi per investigare la tematica piuttosto complessa del conflitto, che viene analizzato anche dal punto di vista antropologico, sociale e psicologico. L'archeologia del conflitto ha vissuto un forte sviluppo in anni recenti, a causa delle commemorazioni del centenario della Grande Guerra. (it)
- Археология конфликтов (англ. Conflict archaeology) — субдисциплина, существующая в основном в западной археологии (США и Западная Европа). Занимается археологическим изучением межгрупповых и внутригрупповых конфликтов. Тесно связана с военной археологией (археологией боевых полей, археологией вооружения, археологией оборонительных сооружений). Наиболее значительные работы по археологии конфликтов посвящены конфликтам в доколумбовой Северной Америке (Николас Сондерс и ряд других). (ru)
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- L'archeologia del conflitto è una branca specifica dell'archeologia che si occupa degli scontri tra gruppi umani. Il suo approccio alla materia è di tipo olistico e si avvale spesso di tecniche mutuate da altri saperi per investigare la tematica piuttosto complessa del conflitto, che viene analizzato anche dal punto di vista antropologico, sociale e psicologico. L'archeologia del conflitto ha vissuto un forte sviluppo in anni recenti, a causa delle commemorazioni del centenario della Grande Guerra. (it)
- Археология конфликтов (англ. Conflict archaeology) — субдисциплина, существующая в основном в западной археологии (США и Западная Европа). Занимается археологическим изучением межгрупповых и внутригрупповых конфликтов. Тесно связана с военной археологией (археологией боевых полей, археологией вооружения, археологией оборонительных сооружений). Наиболее значительные работы по археологии конфликтов посвящены конфликтам в доколумбовой Северной Америке (Николас Сондерс и ряд других). (ru)
- Conflict archaeology is a sub-discipline within archaeology focused on intergroup and intragroup conflict. Closely linked to battlefield archaeology and Military Sites Archaeology, conflict archaeology is developing as an umbrella sub-discipline that encompasses these others, allowing for greater epistemological elasticity than other terms. Modern conflict archaeology deals with technological, social, cultural, psychological aspects of present conflicts. Unlike battlefield archaeology, modern conflict archaeology delves deeper into the anthropological study of the conflicts rather than the physical manifestations of the battles. As stated by Nicholas Saunders in his book entitled Beyond the Dead Horizon, "These complexities are generated partly by nature of modern wars/conflicts of industr (en)
- La arqueología del conflicto es una disciplina arqueológica que centra su atención en los conflictos intra e intergrupales a lo largo de la historia. Esta rama de la arqueología se presenta estrechamente relacionada con la arqueología de los campos de batalla, la , la arqueología de la represión política y los estudios de cultura material contemporánea. Así pues, la arqueología del conflicto se desarrolla como un paraguas que engloba estas subdisciplinas antes mencionadas, acompasándolas unas con otras para redundar en una mayor concreción epistemológica en sus desarrollos teóricos y metodológicos. (es)
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- Arqueología del conflicto (es)
- Conflict archaeology (en)
- Archeologia del conflitto (it)
- Археология конфликтов (ru)
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