I presume you have:

Burton, Jeffrey F. et al. 1996 Three Farewells to Manzanar, The Archeology of the Manzanar National Historic Site, California. Western Archeological and Conservation Center, NPS, Publications in Anthropology 67.  Vol. 1-3. 

Burton, Jeffrey F. et al. 1999 Confinement and Ethnicity: An Overview of World War II Japanese American Relocation Sites. NPS Publications in Anthropology 74.

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Adrian,
I don't have any references to add to your list, but would love to get a
copy of the Bibliography when you are done! What geographic parameters
did you adhere to?



Sandra Pentney, MA, RPA
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Ten thousand apologies for cross-posting...

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Dear all,

I'm compiling an annotated bibliography on "the archaeology of
internment camps", very loosely defined, and related areas of research.
I'm interested in any archaeological work on: concentration camps, death
camps, PoW camps, relocation centers, prisons, asylums, reform schools,
and other institutions.

I'm particularly interested in those references that I may have missed
after the standard library and Google / Google Scholar searches: MA and
PhD dissertations, articles in less prominent and/or regional journals
and newsletters, and forthcoming publications for example. If you wrote
something yourself, please let me know - and if it's a "hard to find"
publication, I welcome a copy of the article itself.

Also, even if there are no publications, I'm interested in hearing about
any ongoing projects in these areas of study.

So as not to unnecessarily inundate 5000 inboxes, please be sure to
respond to me off-list. =)

Many thanks in advance to all,

Adrian

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Adrian T. Myers
PhD Student, Department of Anthropology
Stanford University

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