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Introductionethodology that will be presented in later chapters and highlights how archaeology can uniquely complement and challenge histories of this period. This acts as the platform for the chapters which follow.

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Ethical Issues and Project Designly to be affected by such work. This chapter builds on the observations made in the previous one with regard to the sensitivities that surround the Holocaust and will highlight strategies to ensure that these issues are accounted for in future investigations.

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the widely held perceptions of Holocaust archaeology and hi.Holocaust Archaeologies.: .Approaches and Future Directions .aims to move archaeological research concerning the Holocaust forward through a discussion of the variety of the political, social, ethical and religious issues that surround inv

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Contextrchaeological work may be undertaken are explored. Identifiable trends in approaches to the physical evidence from this period are outlined with a view to highlighting issues that require detailed consideration in the course of future investigations.