The ‘Production of heritage’ is a truism – history is made consecutively and collectively, now becomes then, the everyday becomes rare, and rarity becomes desirable and attainable at a cost. This process becomes politicised when we look at heritage either as a product or as a process that can and is constantly adjusted and adapted according to ...
Chandler, Alan, Pace, Michela
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Fused Filament Fabrication and Computer Numerical Control Milling in Cultural Heritage Conservation. [PDF]
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Editorial: Multi-Omics Revolution in Microbial Cultural Heritage Conservation. [PDF]
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Community engagement and public education in northwestern part of Bangladesh: A study regarding heritage conservation. [PDF]
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Heritage Conservation Future: Where We Stand, Challenges Ahead, and a Paradigm Shift. [PDF]
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Multifunctional Composite Coatings Based on Photoactive Metal-Oxide Nanopowders (MgO/TiO2) in Hydrophobic Polymer Matrix for Stone Heritage Conservation. [PDF]
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The Laogulou Yashu Archaeological Site in Chongqing represented a significant discovery in the study of medieval Chinese urban heritage. Among its remains, the 13th century terraced building F1 stood out for its scale and function as a governmental ...
Bowen Qiu, Di Zhu, Chi Jin, Yongkang Cao
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Micro/Nanocontainer-Based Self-Healing Coatings for Cultural Heritage Conservation. [PDF]
Chen W, Liu Y, Xu S, Zhang J, Liu X.
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Progress in Materials for Metallic Cultural Heritage Conservation: Mechanisms, Applications, and Future Perspectives. [PDF]
Liu Y, Liu X, Xu S, Liu X.
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Fungi and Stone Heritage Conservation: Friend, Foe, or a Bit of Both. [PDF]
Paiva DS, Fernandes L, Portugal A.
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