heritage and scientific
Evaluation of the scientific value of Lagoa Salgada (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil): characterization as geological heritage, threats and strategies for geoconservation
... Geological Heritage, proposing differentiated names for its occurrence in situ (Geosites) and ex situ (Elements of Geological ...Geological Heritage it is assumed that the scientific value, ...
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The Importance of Scientific Tests In Masonry Heritage Building Conservation In Malaysia
... role in heritage building conservation. In the Technical Guide of Salt Attack and Rising Damp, a guide to salt damp in historic and older buildings, David Young (2008) found that accurate diagnosis is critically ...
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The era of amir temur and temurids in the scientific heritage of A Z Validov
... Let's come down to the study of the first group of works by A.Z. Validov. An important work in the rich scientific heritage of the author is his first book "Turk va tartar tarihi", which is of great ...
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Importance of "historic sites" on Heard Island for protection of scientific resources and environmental management of a World Heritage site
... Further Archaeological Materials Conservation Research Requirements for Heard Island The need for documentation of the scientific values of abandoned bases of Heard Island Since Heard Is[r] ...
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Impacts of climate change on World Heritage coral reefs: a first global scientific assessment
... through at least much of the past almost four decades 27 were compiled (Table 2). For each location and each bleaching event, bleaching is classified as moderate (<30% of reefs bleached) or severe ( ≥ 30%). From ...
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Scientific Heritage and Activities of Abu Jassos
... Trips in quest of knowledge were prevalent in the era of Abu Bakr Jassas and it made scholars renowned and big- hearted. Observing the life and career of famed scientists of the 10 th - 12 th centuries, we can witness to ...
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Tracing change in World Cultural Heritage : the recognition of intangible heritage
... in heritage conservation and the definition of cultural ...of heritage value was traced by examining the origin of ...historical, scientific, artistic, aesthetic, ethnological or anthropological, and ...
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Everyday World Heritage
... World Heritage implementation is implicit in the relationships formed through managing the site and perceptions of an adjacent population the research, as defined by Yin, is ...
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CULTURAL HERITAGE AND INNOVATION
... An individualistic society fosters values and societal norms where personal freedom and achievements are more highly emphasized than collective actions and interests. Hofstede (1980) defines individualism as “a ...
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Local World Heritage: relocating expertise in World Heritage management
... negotiation of their status. This means that experts might only be respected as authoritative when they allow for transparency, as in other forms of democratically delegated power (Jasanoff 2003). It should not be ...
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Sicily: Heritage of the World
... first scientific study about Arab culture in Sicily, and it was Gregorio who in 1802 instructed the painter Mariano Rossi (1731–1807) on the iconography for the new frescoes for Palermo Cathedral, including The ...
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Scientific Heritage of Professor Nikoloz Beruchashvili (1947-2006)
... At first, use of GIS technologies in geographical studies was limited to data systematization and serial, automatized compilation and edition. It is noteworthy that 20-25 years ago in Georgia certain scientific ...
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Antarctica's cultural heritage
... of heritage sites and monuments around the continent, most are seen as being ‘owned’ by the governments taking responsibility for ...for heritage listings have actually been carefully worded to avoid ...
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Urban heritage in the Middle East: Heritage, tourism and the shaping of new identities
... replicated heritage is not just a case of seeking simpler past roots and vernacular style, but a replication and reconfiguring of more sophisticated semi-colonial styles that are just as much about generating and ...
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Caring for Heritage. The Cultural Heritage Agency connects policy, knowledge and practice.
... Caring for our heritage is a question of teamwork. It involves owners, research and knowledge institutes, specialist contractors, government authorities and, of course, the Agency itself. Within this partnership, ...
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The Evolving Cultural Heritage Concept: A Theoretical Review of Cultural Heritage in Indonesia
... that heritage sites represent values, which are recognized at local, national and international ...Indonesia heritage law.Through this way, the Indonesia government performs heritage registration and ...
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Heritage of Humankind A Call for Reform of World Heritage Protection and Management in Australia
... The legislation implementing the Convention at the Commonwealth level in Australia, the "World Heritage (Properties Conservation) Act 1983 ("the World Herit- age Act"), ha[r] ...
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Interacting with heritage: On the use and potential of IoT within the cultural heritage sector
... remote heritage areas, visitor identification and tracking has previously required significant investment in technology, such as the use of satellite observation, mechanical triggers or seismic sensors ...allow ...
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Protection of cultural heritage
... cultural heritage rights perhaps needs to be considered in light of the fact that the Venetians had looted the horses from Corinth several centuries ...cultural heritage, which is that the passage of time, ...
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OUR GLORIOUS HERITAGE
... Nicholas Bhengu - South Africa: He launched the great “Back to God” Crusades in.. South Africa between 1950 and 1980[r] ...
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