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Preface by Moritz Kinzel
- About the Palmyra in the 20th Century and the Present project
- Acknowledgements
- Scope of the project
PART 1: Introduction
- Geographical setting of Palmyra
- State of research regarding the history of Palmyra
- A brief overview of Palmyra’s history
- Previous archaeological and historical studies about Palmyra
- Travellers, explorers, spies, and researchers
- Archaeological excavation reports
- Local sources
- Articles
- State of research: Community archaeology – about a different approach Comparison with comparable community archaeology studies around the world
- Understanding communities by community archaeology projects
- Meroe: A Case Study from Sudan
- Oceania: A Fluid Sea in the Mariana Islands
- Clan William: The Living Landscape Project
- Domboshava: Community archaeology and giving voice to the voiceless
- Resources regarding Palmyra’s history and heritage
- Methodology
- Motivation to undertake the research
- Research aim
- Research questions
- Data collection methods
- Analysing the interview content and results
- Contribution of this work
- How to reach out to displaced people?
- Interview contents
PART 2: History in written and oral sources
- The history of Palmyra in written and oral sources
- The Ottoman era
- French Mandate: The impact of archaeology
- Translocating the settlement
- Palmyra 1946–2011
- Archaeological missions 1946–2011
- Palmyra since 2011
- The impact of the ISIS invasion of 2015
- Response of the international community to the destruction of Palmyra
- Displaced Palmyrenes – 2015 until today
- Not only once
- Where is the former population of Palmyra today?
- Stories of people leaving Palmyra
- The scale of the tragedy
- The impact of (heritage) loss on lives and livelihoods
- How to alleviate the suffering of Palmyrenes in exile?
PART 3: The Community participations in the archaeological site and its surroundings
- The community participations in the archaeological site and its surroundings
- The local population - Who belongs to the local population?
- Demographics
- The local community’s view on the antiquities and archaeological authorities
- Natural heritage in Palmyra
- Afqa spring
- The Oasis
- Cultural heritage and community participation within the archaeological site
- Badia Festival
- Student Camps
- Tours within the site
- Activities next to ruins by the local inhabitants
- Notes and memories of the archaeologists who worked in Palmyra
- The archaeologist Andreas SCHMIDT-COLINET
- The Norwegian archaeologist Jørgen Christian MEYER
- The Belgian-French archaeologist Christiane DELPLACE
- The Syrian-French archaeologist Manar HAMMAD
- The Norwegian archaeologist Nils ANFINSET
- The old village in the Temple of Bel and its translocation
- The archaeologists’ and researcher’s view
- Palmyra/Tadmur with the eyes and in the eyes of the locals
- Discussing the role of Palmyra/Tadmur as a city in the 20th century
- Illegal excavation and vandalism
- Damage to the modern residential City (Az-Zahira)
- Events that took place under ISIS in the Temple of Bel and the theatre
- Global initiative and effort for the recovery of Palmyra
PART 4: Past - Present - Future
- PAST - PRESENT - FUTURE concluding remarks
APPENDIX
- List of Illustrations
- Bibliography
- About the Author
- Stewards of Cultural Heritage Project (SoCH)
MAPS OF PALMYRA