Archaeologies of the British Explorations of Identity in the United Kingdom and Its Colonies 1600 1945 1st Edition by Susan Lawrence 9780203827529 020382752X

Part I: The First Empire: 1600–1800

1 Muffling inclusiveness: some notes towards an archaeology of the British

2 Civic ritual, townscape and social identity in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Newcastle upon Tyne

3 Houses in north-eastern England: regionality and the British beyond, c. 1600–1750

4 The garden house: merchant culture and identity in the early modern city

5 Strangers below: an archaeology of distinctions in an eighteenth-century religious community

6 The architecture of empire: Elizabethan country houses in Ireland

Part II: The Second Empire: 1800–1945

7 Crossing Offa’s Dyke: British ideologies and late eighteenth- and nineteenth-century ceramics in Wales

8 An imperial people? Highland Scots, emigration and the British colonial world

9 Death and remembrance in the colonial context

10 Seeing each other: the colonial vision in nineteenth-century Victoria

11 Nineteenth-century ceramics in Cape Town, South Africa

12 At home in the bush: material culture and Australian nationalism

13 The British material presence in Cyprus (1878–1960): display for whom? Visibility, accessibility and adoption

14 Staging history, inventing heritage: the ‘new pageantry’ and British Imperial identity, 1905–35

15 The institutional ware found in the basement of the firm A. E. Vallerand, Québec

16 Are we re-inventing the wheel? Archaeological heritage management in Sri Lanka under British colonial rule