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The unit pursues socially-relevant research and teaching, working in partnership with museums, galleries, film-makers, community groups, NGOs, and news media outlets. ... At the moment we have well over 150 million items, in most known languages, with

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N E W S. New CHRC publication. "Shifting the paradigm on cultural property and. ... Satisfaction of giving back. • Gain cultural sector contacts, and new acquaintances within a supportive environment. •

CHRC News. N ews |1. Events |3. Oppo rt uni ti es | 6. ... the Holocaust is New York’s contribution to the global. responsibility to never forget.

this material culture can be used for new material histories of empire and colony that privilege Indigenous people’s. ... This new position builds on the University’s rich museum collections and a strong cross-departmental interest in cultural

Landscape values are al-so included in the new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and the European Landscape Convention. ... Thus, a new approach for co-operation of forest and woodland history including traditional.

It is time to deepen our thought and develop new paradigms and solutions. ...  From Waset to Wakanda: Revisiting our African. Heritage in creation of a new reality.

In the meantime, please join the Cambridge Heritage Research Group on Facebook for the most recent news and updates. ... impact of Law’s System and the Mississipi Company on the cultures, economies, and environments of New Orleans and surrounding areas.

to participate on identi-fying where new directions in the field should go and how to increase collaboration to achieve those goals. ... As institutions involved in training new generations of researchers, we have tried wherever possible to anticipate

For this reason, the consortium has commonly decided to use its expertise to develop a new interdisciplinary programme and curriculum and to create the first European joint master programme on European ... Game of Thrones), Middle-earth (New Zealand, The

2. NEWS. Listen to the Stones. This is a message of new resources created as part of a strategic effort to link, inspire,. ... Archaeology Research Framework (ScARF) in August 2016. It is now available in new.

 Digital technology;.  Performance, rituals and new heritage practices;.  Actors and agents, e.g. ... migrants, activists, politicians;. The growth of transnational networks or the translation of this new challenge, across borders.

new technologies for making, storing and sharing reproductions of cul-tural heritage in a digital age. ... How are immersive and in-teractive experiences embodying, engaging and mediat-ing new narratives in cultural heritage performances, spaces and

of “new Italians.”. 5. What does it mean today to be Italian, in Italy. ... The new Gastronomica editorial collective seeks pro-. posals for a forthcoming special issue that explores.

MPhil student Lawrence Webb for the first three. issues of the new year. ... traditions on page 3. CHRC News. News | 1. Events | 5.

Dr. Mascha Dabic (Innsbruck University), this workshop will create a forum for new research. ... University of Cambridge), it will show how arts based research methods (ABR) can open up new.

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Urban Heritage and the Modern City. 7-9 November 2018 Hofstra University, New York. ... In conjunction with IAFOR's Global Partners, we look forward to welcoming you to New York!

CHRC News. N ews |1. Events |3. Oppo rt uni ti es | 7. ... A symposium organised by AHRC Fellowship (Multi)Cultural. Heritage: New Perspectives on Public Culture, Identity and Citizenship, Northumbria University.

This lecture will explore new approaches, case. studies and examples of working with the military. ... collection.  Meet new people within your local community.  Satisfaction of giving back.

26 March 2019. Cambridge Heritage Research Centre. In this Issue. CHRC News.

And in terms of positioning it was put. there when the New Town was put there. ... manage that space, were in agreement that they would put up a new plaque.

May 7-8, 2020 in New York City The New York State Department of. ... This project breaks new ground by incorporating both dimensions – global circulation and local experience – in a common framework.

World Monuments Fund Seeks Vice President of Programs. New York City Application is ongoing. ... 8. Tech-savvy (able to work without an assistant) and continuously open to new approaches.

CHRC News. N ews |1. Events |5. O ppo rt uni ti e s | 9. ... These findings provide new understandings into how. Indigenous heritage can be used as a means of Indigenous.

In this Issue. CHRC News. N ews |1. Events |4. Ca l l s fo r Pa pers |5. ... This panel seeks new methods of understand-ing how the mobility of objects transformed their new locales.

 Meet new people within your local community.  Gain the satisfaction of 'giving back'. ... spatial stakes, the logistical issues, the consequences of. new supply chains, and what controversies and.

 Develop research programme of PAB with project members, including directing investigation of new sites. ... We are now seeking to appoint a new Lecturer in the Heritage of the Middle East.

Cambridge. Free Admissions, To attend email heritage@arch.cam.ac.uk. CHRC News. N ews |1. ... A symposium organised by AHRC Fellowship (Multi)Cultural. Heritage: New Perspectives on Public Culture, Identity and Citizenship, Northumbria University.

The unit pursues socially-relevant research and teaching, working in partnership with museums, galleries, film-makers, community groups, NGOs, and news media outlets. ... At the moment we have well over 150 million items, in most known languages, with

In this Issue. CHRC News. Arnold Holzknecht and Michele Bernardi’s. installation on the Palace of Financial. ...  How can collector- and object-biographies shed new light on this complex period of African history?

Afghanistan: Cultural Heritage and the Forever War Digital Event. Annual Paul Mellon Lecture (New York). ... collections to the Centre for Material Culture, a new central Cambridge store and study centre.

CHRC News. N ews |1. Events |3. Oppo rt uni ti es | 6. ... the Holocaust is New York’s contribution to the global. responsibility to never forget.

More on pages 2 to 4. NEWS. C o ver St or y| 1.

this material culture can be used for new material histories of empire and colony that privilege Indigenous people’s. ... This new position builds on the University’s rich museum collections and a strong cross-departmental interest in cultural

In the meantime, please join the Cambridge Heritage Research Group on Facebook for the most recent news and updates. ... After the First World War the right of popular self-determination placed the drawing of borders on to a new legal footing.

to participate on identi-fying where new directions in the field should go and how to increase collaboration to achieve those goals. ... As institutions involved in training new generations of researchers, we have tried wherever possible to anticipate

day felt equally engaging and offered new ways of thinking through the commons in Space. ... helping to develop proposals for a new Distance Learning programme in heritage and museum studies.

5. Rethinking Research in the Age of Digital Humanities. Rochester, New York 18-22 March 2020. ...  Programme outreach activities for schools and communities, reaching new audiences while building stronger connections with existing visitors.

Various forms of media including. mainstream news media and social media further amplify this fascination and. ... Yet the concern expressed in these new initiatives is rarely informed by the complexity of Egyptian views.

gap at its midpoint. This large-scale project involves the. construction of new footpaths around the site improving. ... Others, however, view this new development differently. The Tintagel Bridge has drawn criticism from certain.

More on page 13. CHRC News. N ews | 1. C o ver St or y| 2. ... helping to develop proposals for a new Distance Learning programme in heritage and museum studies.

CHRC News. N ews |1. Events |3. Oppo rt uni ti es | 7. ... A symposium organised by AHRC Fellowship (Multi)Cultural. Heritage: New Perspectives on Public Culture, Identity and Citizenship, Northumbria University.

of “new Italians.”. 5. What does it mean today to be Italian, in Italy. ... The new Gastronomica editorial collective seeks pro-. posals for a forthcoming special issue that explores.

From climate change to. identity politics, new technology to ethics, the ways we. ...  Emotional Displacements and New Cosmopolitanisms.  Remembering Displacement/ Memory and Narratives of Displacement.

MPhil student Lawrence Webb for the first three. issues of the new year. ... traditions on page 3. CHRC News. News | 1. Events | 5.

This lecture will explore new approaches, case. studies and examples of working with the military. ... collection.  Meet new people within your local community.  Satisfaction of giving back.

World Monuments Fund Seeks Vice President of Programs. New York City Application is ongoing. ... 8. Tech-savvy (able to work without an assistant) and continuously open to new approaches.

In this Issue. CHRC News. N ews |1. Events |4. Ca l l s fo r Pa pers |5. ... This panel seeks new methods of understand-ing how the mobility of objects transformed their new locales.

Afghanistan: Cultural Heritage and the Forever War Digital Event. Annual Paul Mellon Lecture (New York). ... collections to the Centre for Material Culture, a new central Cambridge store and study centre.