The complexity of the history of the Treblinka II Nazi German death camp (located in Poland) provides a unique opportunity to conduct a fine-grained examination of the concept of the value of material assemblages and how this can vary depending on temporal, historical, and societal context. Following its closure, the site transitioned from a razed camp to a crime scene to a potential treasure repository to a memorial and finally to an archaeological site. In this paper, we present the various ways in which the value attributed to objects present within the camp landscape evolved and how the terrible judicial and cultural tragedy that was the Holocaust means that many of these values were aggregated over time. By providing a contextualized discussion of value, we present trends that will be relevant to scholars engaged in the study of material culture from a wide range of epochs while also identifying those that are unique to assemblages pertaining to conflict and genocide.

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Treblinka II 纳粹德国死亡集中营（位于波兰）历史的复杂性提供了一个独特的机会，可以对材料组合的价值概念进行细粒度检查，以及它如何随时间、历史和社会背景。关闭后，该遗址从一个夷为平地的营地转变为犯罪现场，再到潜在的宝藏库，再到纪念馆，最后成为考古遗址。在本文中，我们介绍了归于营地景观中存在的物体的价值的各种演变方式，以及大屠杀这一可怕的司法和文化悲剧如何意味着其中许多价值随着时间的推移而聚合。通过提供对价值的情境化讨论，