Parks and cemeteries
From ‘the people’ to ‘the citizen’: Municipal leisure in Manchester’s urban parks
... Manchester’s Parks and Cemeteries committee as merely a direct desire to replicate or transmit middle class values to park users as suggested by rational ...its parks and elements of this desire ...
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From ‘the people’ to ‘the citizen’ : the emergence of the Edwardian municipal park in Manchester, 1902 1912
... the parks were not people’s parks in the true meaning of the term – parks were contested spaces in which people confronted each other without the possibility of the more delineated demarcation ...
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'Theatres of transgression’: Municipal public parks in Edwardian Manchester
... the Parks and Cemeteries committee but, rather, a reflection of the growing acceptance of rights to both free speech and freedom of access to municipal open space for all ...largest parks were still ...
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Cutting the Lawn - Natural Burial and its Contribution to the Delivery of Ecosystem Services in Urban Cemeteries
... Our survey and interviews with managers also identi fi ed a small number of sites where local authorities had introduced woodland burial in areas of the cemetery where graves already existed. In these cases it is ...
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Different places for different faces : optimising the beneficial outcomes of Christchurch parks
... objectives, it is important to identify the target market, their priority outcomes and preferred means of achieving them. Various settings can result in the same outcome, or conversely, one activity can result in ...
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Bioarchaeological evidence for conflict in Iron Age north-west Cambodia
... Keywords: Cambodia, Iron Age, Phum Snay, Angkor, conflict, cemeteries Introduction There is considerable evidence for conflict and the imposition of hegemony by one group over another in[r] ...
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The Effects of Multiple Gratitude Interventions Among Informal Caregivers of Persons with Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease
... disapproving tones. A reporter visiting Magnolia Cemetery in late 1866 remarked on two “incidents” in the area which had given him pause; both concerned the intrusion of African Americans into his otherwise idyllic walk. ...
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Churchyard and cemetery in an English industrial city: Sheffield, 1740-1900
... existing cemeteries in neighbouring townships contained more than 300,000 burial spaces; even within the wider parish churchyards it was calculated that there was room for 30,000 additional ...
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"This Church is for the Living": An Assessment of Archaeological Standards for the Removal of Cemeteries in Rhode Island and Massachusetts
... Garman, James (1996) ""This Church is for the Living": An Assessment of Archaeological Standards for the Removal of Cemeteries in Rhode Island and Massachusetts," Northea[r] ...
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Protected areas in the European Commuity. An approach to a common classification. ENV/311/80
... Protected areas The following categories of nature and landscape protection exist in the United Kingdom : National Parks National Parks Direction Areas Areas of Outstanding Natural Beaut[r] ...
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The social behaviour and captive management of Bennett's wallabies, Macropus rufogriseus rufogriseus
... Appendix 12 Numbers of Wildlife Parks and Zoos that either Permit or Prevent the Feeding of Exhibited Animals Table A.12: Parks and zoos that permit or prevent feeding of individuals on [r] ...
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INTER CITY PARKS AND VOLUME OF VEHICULAR TRAFFIC FLOW IN ADO EKITI, NIGERIA
... 5. Efforts should also be made to put in place proper monitoring of major township roads with the aim of discouraging the return of the illegal parks along these routes immediately standard motor parks are ...
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The Spatial Production of Public Parks and Counter-Public Non-Parks in Taipei
... neighbourhood parks are typically designed with similar features, including the most practical facilities of playground for children, exercise equipment, pavilion, plaza, and low-maintenance green ...neighbourhood ...
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The dead and the living : war veterans and memorial culture in interwar Polish Galicia
... Six years later, a Ukrainian Society for the Preservation of War Graves was officially registered. At the founding meeting, the chairman Ivan Nimchuk again emphasized the need to cover the country with Ukrainian emblems ...
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Don't Brush Your Teeth:The link between caries and diet when studying the Roman populations of the Western and Southern cemeteries in London
... Isotope studies consider the protein component of an individual’s diet. The recent dissertation of Powell (2014) regarding isotope studies has been carried out with the use of the WORD database. She used all the ...
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Seeing the Night Sky
... Sky Parks Impact and Future Research Figure 4 demonstrates the outreach potential of Dark Sky ...Sky Parks, it takes advantage of negative space to highlight the parts of the country that lack easy access ...
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Ireland’s fallow deer: their historical, archaeological and biomolecular records
... medieval parks (Beglane 2015a, 23–37; 2015b). While parks and fallow deer became ubiquitous in England, the same is not true in Ireland, where relatively few medieval parks were created and where ...
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Beads and Pendants from the Tumuli Cemeteries at Wadi Qitna and Kalabsha-South, Nubia
... at cemeteries A and B at Kalabsha-North, cemetery E to the north of Bab Kalabsha, and cemetery C at Kalabsha-South (Ricke ...two cemeteries have been published in the excavation report (Strouhal ...
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Elderly people in many respects benefit from interaction with dogs
... dog cemeteries of the three cities are all located outside of the city: one in a recreational area at the outskirts of a forest, one in the proximity of a com- munity garden, and one close to a farm that had pro- ...
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The Absence of Cremation Sites within Cemeteries of the Przeworsk and Wielbark Cultures in the Roman Period in Great Poland
... the III century AD (40/50 AD-260/270 AD). Great Poland comprised part of Barbaricum, which was not very closely connected with the Roman Empire, but there is much evidence for contacts between those two regions. Based on ...
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