3.31.2009

ICCROM Newsletter n° 34 - December 2008

ICCROM Newsletter / ICCROM Chronique - n° 34, December 2008

ICCROM is pleased to announce the publication of ICCROM Newsletter 34 in English and French. The electronic versions are also available. The Spanish and Arabic edition are currently in press.

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Source: ICCROM website

IFLA Newsletter n° 81 - Cultural Landscapes

The IFLA Newsletter issue #81 on Cultural Landscapes has just been posted on the IFLA website.

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Source: IFLA website

3.27.2009

ICOMOS and the Global Climate Change - report of a Workshop

The Report from the ICOMOS Thematic Workshop on Cultural Heritage and Climate Change, which was held at the 16th General Assembly in Quebec in 2008, is now available for download in the ICOMOS and Global Climate Change section of the website.
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Newsletter Forum UNESCO - University and Heritage: n° 39, March 2009

Forum UNESCO - University and Heritage has just published the last issue of their Newsletter, which is available on the website

Source: Forum UNESCO - University and Heritage

IFLA News Brief, Special Issue - March 2009 (landscapes)

A special issue of 'IFLA News Brief' dedicated to the Landscape Architecture World Month is posted on the IFLA website.
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Boletin de interpretación, n° 20, Marzo 2009

La Asociacion para la Interpretacion del Patrimonio acaba de publicar en su pagina web el numero 20 del 'Boletin de Interpretacion'.

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3.24.2009

New ICOMOS publication: The World Heritage List - What is OUV? Defining the Outstanding Universal Value of Cultural World Heritage Properties


Monuments and Sites Volume XVI: What is OUV? Defining the Outstanding Universal Value of Cultural World Heritage Properties

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Nouvelle publication de l'INP: "Les grands chantiers de restauration"

Les grands chantiers de restauration en Europe
Actes du colloque organisé par l’INP les 28 et 29 juin 2007, en partenariat avec le C2RMF, le LRMH et le CRCC

L’Institut national du patrimoine vient de publier, en coédition avec Somogy Editions d’Art, Les grands chantiers de restauration en Europe.
Le colloque, organisé en juin 2007, proposait une réflexion sur les chantiers de grande envergure qui ont permis la restauration de monuments, de sites archéologiques ou industriels, de fresques, de grands décors ou de grandes collections, dans différents pays européens.
Cet ouvrage permet ainsi de redécouvrir des oeuvres et des monuments exceptionnels du patrimoine européen, auxquels la restauration a permis de donner une seconde vie : l’église gothique Notre-Dame du Sablon à Bruxelles, la reconstruction de Dresde, la place Stanislas à Nancy, les salles d’apparat des Habsbourg dans le palais de l’Albertina à Vienne, les bains ottomans d’Omeriye à Nicosie, les peintures murales dans l’église supérieure de la basilique Saint- François à Assise…
La mise en lumière de ces importants travaux de restauration doit réaffirmer la nécessité d’une véritable politique de sauvegarde et de valorisation d’un patrimoine commun.

Source: Institut National du Patrimoine (INP)

3.04.2009

Stonehenge - World Heritage Site Management Plan 2009

The Stonehenge World Heritage Site Management Plan 2009 is available online at the following address:
http://http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/daysout/properties/stonehenge/world-heritage-sites/stonehenge-management-plan

The Stonehenge World Heritage Site Management Plan provides a strategy to conserve and manage the Site for present and future generations. It covers the whole World Heritage Site landscape (more than 2,600 hectares around Stonehenge). Based on a detailed assessment of the significance of the Site and of the management issues, the Plan outlines long-term aims, short to medium term policies and a detailed action plan.

The aim of the Management Plan is to sustain for present and future generations the Outstanding Universal Value of the World Heritage Site: its outstanding prehistoric monuments and archaeological landscape. The Plan takes into account other issues such as access, nature conservation, farming, education, research and the needs of the local community.

The first Stonehenge World Heritage Site Management Plan was published in 2000. A revised plan was published in 2009 after extensive consultation with landowners, the local community, statutory bodies and other interested parties. Its preparation was led by English Heritage on behalf of the Stonehenge World Heritage Site Committee, a steering group of stakeholders. The Management Plan is recognised by all parties as the overarching strategy for the sustainable management of the World Heritage Site.

Source: English Heritage

Bulletin du RCIP - CHIN Newsletter (March 2009)

Le Bulletin RCIP (Réseau Canadien d'Information sur le Patrimoine) vient de publier sur leur site web le Bulletin du mois de mars 2009.

Dans ce numéro, vous trouverez:
- Un nouvel outil de normalisation terminologique sur notre site
- Venez nous rencontrer au Congrès national de l’AMC
- Une invitation à joindre nos Groupes de travail sur les normes
- Appel de propositions pour le programme Jeunesse Canada au travail
- L’histoire ancienne à la rencontre des technologies modernes
- Célébrons la détermination et les réussites des femmes
- La borne interactive 3D capte l’attention!

Consultez le bulletin RCIP / Read the CHIN Newsletter

Source: RCIP / CHIN

IFLA News Brief, n° 17 - 2009 (landscapes)

The IFLA News Brief, issue #17 (2009) has just been published.

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Source: International Federation of Landscapes Architects (IFLA)

3.03.2009

Rock Art sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List - A bibliography

The ICOMOS Documentation Centre has made available a bibliography on the Rock Art Sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The document includes a description of the World heritage rock art sites with a bibliography based on the documents available at the Documentation Centre.

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