Archaeology of war in Croatia, Bosnia and Hercegovina

Published on 14 June 2010

Author(s): Antiquity Publications, Ltd

Type: Report

A report written in 1994 shows the extend of cultural heritage damage done during the war(s) in former Yugoslavia

The civil war in the former Yugoslavia, the largest conflict in Europe for half a century, is more than incidentally about objects from the past and proofs of past possession. Here is a report on some of the specifics and some of the generalities.

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