i was just wondering when someone would get around to something like this, 
given that they were just marking the 6th anniversary of the opening of 
guantanamo; i was thinking more in terms of heritage management, though; 
reflecting on how difficult it is to find traces of the berlin wall these 
days (and paul barford published an interesting paper a few years ago about 
how difficult it was to find the fall of communism in the archaeological 
record of the streets of warsaw), and wondering whether guantanamo should be 
preserved as evidence for possible trials in the future, or as some sort of 
monument (considering, having been open now longer than auschwitz, that 
ought to count for something), or even how people could visit there anyway
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