The Connor et al report is not listed among our available publications, but
a spare copy can probably be obtained by contacting our librarian through
the link on the web page http://www.cr.nps.gov/mwac/pub.htm
ven
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Dear Iain,
A source that might be useful is:
Connor, Melissa A., Julie S. Field, and Karin M. Roberts
1999 Archaeological Testing of the World War II Prisoner-of-War Camp
(5EP1211) at Fort Carson, El Paso County, Colorado. Midwest Archaeolocial
Center, NPS, Lincoln, Nebraska.
Best,
Rich Veit
Dear all
>
> I am trying to get some references to comparative material for a PhD
> student looking at WW2 PoW camps in Britain, and I was wondering if the
> list could give me some starting references. I'm really looking for
> work that has an archaeological basis, where there has been recording of
> remains, but anything will be useful.
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> Thanks,
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> Iain
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