Andrew Shapland is the Greek Bronze Age Curator in the Department of Greece and Rome at the British Museum, UK.Evangelia Stefani is Head of the Department of Ceramics, Frescoes and Mosaics at the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki, Greece.

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• List of FiguresList of TablesAcknowledgementsForeword: Archaeology Behind the Battle LinesMichael Llewellyn-SmithIntroductionAndrew Shapland and Evangelia Stefani A Most Cosmopolitan Front: Defining Features of the Salonika Campaign 1915–1918Alan Wakefield National Ideology and the Management of Antiquities in Macedonia (Late Nineteenth – Early Twentieth Century)Evangelia Stefani Foreign Archaeologists in Greece in Time of WarRichard Clogg Trenches, Borders and Boundaries. Prehistoric Research in Greek MacedoniaKostas Kotsakis The Excavations Conducted by the Service Archéologique de l’Armée d’Orient in Northern Greece: New Information from the Archives Kept in FranceSophie Descamps-Lequime The British Salonika Force Collection at the British MuseumAndrew Shapland, with an Appendix by Amelia Dowler The British Salonika Force, the British School at Athens, and the Archaic-Hellenistic Archaeology of MacedoniaCatherine Morgan, with Appendices by Aude Mongiatti and Eleanor Blakelock, and Joanne Cutler, Margarita Gleba and Caroline Cartwright "Spy-Hunter" as Antiquary: Major A.G. Wade, Cultural Politics and the British Salonika Force collection at the Ashmolean Museum in OxfordYannis Galanakis Chauchitza at National Museums ScotlandMargaret Maitland Write Home SalonicaDiana Wardle The Formation of The Collection of the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki and the Exhibition "Archaeology Behind Battle Lines": A DialogueAngeliki Koukouvou "In the Trenches": Old Sites, New Finds and the Early Neolithic Period in Macedonia, GreeceAnastasia Dimoula13. Guvesne Revisited: A Century of British EngagementK.A. Wardle Archaeology in Macedonia: Then and Now Polyxeni Adam-VeleniIndex

Andrew Shapland is the Greek Bronze Age Curator in the Department of Greece and Rome at the British Museum, UK.Evangelia Stefani is Head of the Department of Ceramics, Frescoes and Mosaics at the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki, Greece.

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• List of FiguresList of TablesAcknowledgementsForeword: Archaeology Behind the Battle LinesMichael Llewellyn-SmithIntroductionAndrew Shapland and Evangelia Stefani A Most Cosmopolitan Front: Defining Features of the Salonika Campaign 1915–1918Alan Wakefield National Ideology and the Management of Antiquities in Macedonia (Late Nineteenth – Early Twentieth Century)Evangelia Stefani Foreign Archaeologists in Greece in Time of WarRichard Clogg Trenches, Borders and Boundaries. Prehistoric Research in Greek MacedoniaKostas Kotsakis The Excavations Conducted by the Service Archéologique de l’Armée d’Orient in Northern Greece: New Information from the Archives Kept in FranceSophie Descamps-Lequime The British Salonika Force Collection at the British MuseumAndrew Shapland, with an Appendix by Amelia Dowler The British Salonika Force, the British School at Athens, and the Archaic-Hellenistic Archaeology of MacedoniaCatherine Morgan, with Appendices by Aude Mongiatti and Eleanor Blakelock, and Joanne Cutler, Margarita Gleba and Caroline Cartwright "Spy-Hunter" as Antiquary: Major A.G. Wade, Cultural Politics and the British Salonika Force collection at the Ashmolean Museum in OxfordYannis Galanakis Chauchitza at National Museums ScotlandMargaret Maitland Write Home SalonicaDiana Wardle The Formation of The Collection of the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki and the Exhibition "Archaeology Behind Battle Lines": A DialogueAngeliki Koukouvou "In the Trenches": Old Sites, New Finds and the Early Neolithic Period in Macedonia, GreeceAnastasia Dimoula13. Guvesne Revisited: A Century of British EngagementK.A. Wardle Archaeology in Macedonia: Then and Now Polyxeni Adam-VeleniIndex

Andrew Shapland is the Greek Bronze Age Curator in the Department of Greece and Rome at the British Museum, UK.Evangelia Stefani is Head of the Department of Ceramics, Frescoes and Mosaics at the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki, Greece.

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• List of FiguresList of TablesAcknowledgementsForeword: Archaeology Behind the Battle LinesMichael Llewellyn-SmithIntroductionAndrew Shapland and Evangelia Stefani A Most Cosmopolitan Front: Defining Features of the Salonika Campaign 1915–1918Alan Wakefield National Ideology and the Management of Antiquities in Macedonia (Late Nineteenth – Early Twentieth Century)Evangelia Stefani Foreign Archaeologists in Greece in Time of WarRichard Clogg Trenches, Borders and Boundaries. Prehistoric Research in Greek MacedoniaKostas Kotsakis The Excavations Conducted by the Service Archéologique de l’Armée d’Orient in Northern Greece: New Information from the Archives Kept in FranceSophie Descamps-Lequime The British Salonika Force Collection at the British MuseumAndrew Shapland, with an Appendix by Amelia Dowler The British Salonika Force, the British School at Athens, and the Archaic-Hellenistic Archaeology of MacedoniaCatherine Morgan, with Appendices by Aude Mongiatti and Eleanor Blakelock, and Joanne Cutler, Margarita Gleba and Caroline Cartwright "Spy-Hunter" as Antiquary: Major A.G. Wade, Cultural Politics and the British Salonika Force collection at the Ashmolean Museum in OxfordYannis Galanakis Chauchitza at National Museums ScotlandMargaret Maitland Write Home SalonicaDiana Wardle The Formation of The Collection of the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki and the Exhibition "Archaeology Behind Battle Lines": A DialogueAngeliki Koukouvou "In the Trenches": Old Sites, New Finds and the Early Neolithic Period in Macedonia, GreeceAnastasia Dimoula13. Guvesne Revisited: A Century of British EngagementK.A. Wardle Archaeology in Macedonia: Then and Now Polyxeni Adam-VeleniIndex