Foreword
Katalin Wollák

Opening adress
Jozef Dauwe

 

Introduction
Dirk Callebaut and Jana Maříková-Kubková

 

Session 1 Europe or the power of a collective idea
 

1. Archaeology, cavemen, megaliths, and the formation of European identities
   Ulf Ickerodt
    

2. Archaeology, the public, and Europeanism. Caught falling between two chairs?
   Alexander Gramsch
    

3. Show me the cultural heritage that symbolizes Europe!
   Roel During
    

4. Common European heritage: reinventing identity through landscape and heritage?
   Sarah Wolferstan and Graham Fairclough
    

5. What's European in the landscape?
   Thomas Meier
   
   Session 2 The use of heritage in economic, social and political action
    

6. Nationalism, canonical history and archaeology in the Netherlands: towards a transnational alternative
   Jos Bazelmans
    

7. The Slavs, Great Moravia and Us
   Jana Maříková-Kubková
    

8. All in the same boat. The Vikings as European and global heritage Søren M. Sindbæk
    

9. Local, regional or international? The role of UNESCO World Heritage in changing local perceptions of the value of heritage in the North East of England
   Kirsty Norman
    

10. Identity Ambivalences of monastic heritage and international networks: The case of the Cistercians and Trappists
    Thomas Coomans 
     

11. ‘Not just bones'. A cultural and political history of mass grave exhumations in Spain
    Lore Colaert
     

12. Parallels. Construction and re-construction of the heritage of war in the urban landscape of Sarajevo - World War II and the 1992-95 conflict
    Maja Musi
     

13. Archaeology of memory. Europe's Holocaust dissonances in East and West
    Rob van der Laarse
    
    Session 3 Heritage identification and presentation
     

14. Choosing our heritage: Two examples from Scotland
    Noel Fojut
     

15. The wreck of the Vrouw Maria - A sunken treasure or a common European heritage?
    Riikka Alvik
     

16. Invisible Heritage: (Re)construction of historical Topoi in the urban structure of Rijeka
    Ana Bezić and Marina Vicelja
     

17. Landscapes of memory: the heritage of the First World War in Flanders
    Luc Vandael
     

18. A First World War "heritage" as a lever for multiple processes of identification in a local, national, European and global perspective: the example of "De Westhoek", (i.e. "Flanders Fields", Belgium)
    Piet Chielens
     

19. Archaeology and monuments in 3D in Europeana
    Daniel Pletinckx
     

20. Virtual museums: from the Italian experience to a transnational network
    Sofia Pescarin
     

21. Cradles of European culture: a Culture 2007-2013 project that aims to link local and European ambitions
    Dirk Callebaut

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Contributors
 

Résumés
Louise Fredericq

Zusammenfassung
Tomáš Mařík