Heritage sites
Management of Heritage Sites in India
... oldest heritage cultures. Thousands of heritage sites and heritage places have helped India to always stand ahead of all countries in the ...Indian heritage in different ...these ...
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'Value in Change': What do World Heritage Nominations Bring to Chinese World Heritage Sites?
... national heritage management is multi-layered: the Ministry of Education is the department responsible for communicating with the UNESCO World Heritage Centre, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural ...
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Ethics in Conservation of Religious Heritage Sites of Leh – Ladakh
... many heritage sites, which are mostly in ruins, completely overlooked and due to their isolation, plundered and ...significant heritage and its tangible and intangible value to world ...precious ...
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A perspective from the field: facing the dilemma in following the ICOMOS Charter for the Interpretation and Presentation of Cultural Heritage Sites in the case of Tell Balata, Palestine.
... and heritage managers are considered to have a responsibility towards their various publics and ...of heritage values into account, to engage with the public, to consider heritage as a driver for ...
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Underwater Cultural Heritage Sites on the Way to World Heritage: To Ratify the 2001 Convention or not to Ratify?
... cultural heritage sites are eligible to be subscribed in the World Heritage list (World Heritage/UNESCO ...Natural Heritage, World Heritage properties are those immoveable ...
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Perceived image of Chinese tourists on Malacca world heritage sites
... World Heritage Sites destination consists of 33 cultural sites, 10 natural sites and 4 mixed sites of mainly mountains destinations (World Heritage Centre, ...
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Performance and working mechanism of tension–compression composite anchorage system for earthen heritage sites
... practice, TC-bolt can effectively reduce the embedment length and number of bolts compared with T-bolt under the same anchorage force requirement, thus effectively reducing the protective damage caused by anchorage ...
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Communities of Practice, Identity and Tourism: Evidence on Cultural Heritage Preservation in World Heritage Sites
... A community of practice enables the operation of a “social learning systems” where practitioners connect to solve problems, share ideas, set standards, build tools, and develop relationships with peers and stakeholders ...
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Underwater Cultural Heritage Sites on the Way to World Heritage: To Ratify the 2001 Convention or not to Ratify?
... Place core and the central city, the changes left and semi-independent elements(total small) such as the mosque, citadel, market , square andJurjan urban structure have been[r] ...
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Underwater Cultural Heritage Sites on the Way to World Heritage: To Ratify the 2001 Convention or not to Ratify?
... The major sector of Prehispanic fields in the area, where located in the high terrace zone and were associated to a particular type of agricultural technology known as bordos. Gravity irrigation canals were employed to ...
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Romanian Rural World Heritage Sites and Tourism Development
... respective heritage (Yang & Lin, 2014; Nicholas & Thapa, ...of heritage tourism (Adie & Hall, 2017; Nguyen & Cheung, 2014) and WHS designations are more and more desired by the emerging ...
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Underwater Cultural Heritage Sites on the Way to World Heritage: To Ratify the 2001 Convention or not to Ratify?
... The study of the problems of the human knowledge and the process of cognition is the object of the theory of cognition (gnoseology, epistemology) which is one [r] ...
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Instability mechanisms affecting cultural heritage sites in the Maltese Archipelago
... Based on these studies, the following conclusions can be drawn. The sites investigated show instability processes that are peculiar to rock masses overlying soft-substratum sys- tems. The geomorphological ...
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Underwater Cultural Heritage Sites on the Way to World Heritage: To Ratify the 2001 Convention or not to Ratify?
... Ancient pagan nations respected the graves of their relatives. The same is true for Christians who valued the body as the temple of Holy Spirit which deserves respect. Chr[r] ...
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Underwater Cultural Heritage Sites on the Way to World Heritage: To Ratify the 2001 Convention or not to Ratify?
... Finally the paper presents the dynamics, challenges and uniqueness associated with the annual Kimalel Goat Auction as a case study of East Pokot pastoralists mar[r] ...
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Underwater Cultural Heritage Sites on the Way to World Heritage: To Ratify the 2001 Convention or not to Ratify?
... Many archaeological site belong to Iron Age has been found. Among these sites in North West of Iran, Site of Hassanlu (fig.1) has been situated in North West of Iran in the south of Uremia Lake. This site which is ...
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Underwater Cultural Heritage Sites on the Way to World Heritage: To Ratify the 2001 Convention or not to Ratify?
... cultural heritage is UNESCO Convention 1972 15 which defines Cultural Heritage as: “Monuments: architectural works, works of monumental sculpture and painting, elements or structures of an archaeological ...
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Underwater Cultural Heritage Sites on the Way to World Heritage: To Ratify the 2001 Convention or not to Ratify?
... This practice is going to be popular among those Megwals who are followers of Rama Pir and Bhagat Kabir, because most of Megwals believe that Rama Pir and Bhagat [r] ...
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Underwater Cultural Heritage Sites on the Way to World Heritage: To Ratify the 2001 Convention or not to Ratify?
... historic sites large or small came into being in this area along the river banks having facilities of passage to the sea in response to the growing demand of new ...historic sites of the ...
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Underwater Cultural Heritage Sites on the Way to World Heritage: To Ratify the 2001 Convention or not to Ratify?
... Colours have referred to the duties of the three social classes: white stands for the priests, red stands for the warriors, and blue and black stand for the herdsmen whic[r] ...
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