Following its sixth and largest ever meeting in Dublin (29 June-4 July 2008), the World Archaeological Congress has commissioned a study into the competing claims surrounding road-building at the historical site of Tara in Co Meath, Ireland. “Tara has significance far beyond Ireland itself,” said Professor Claire Smith, President of the World Archaeological Congress. “Its [...]
ICOMOS Documentation Centre, Paris- 18 April 2012 - Celebrate! 17 April, 2012
- E-conservation n°23, March 2012 5 April, 2012
- World Heritage News
New proposals for Stonehenge – Consultation
New proposals have been unveiled to revise the Stonehenge World Heritage Site Management Plan and to improve the environment around the monument and restore its landscape setting. New visitor facilities and interpretation centre are also integral to the proposals for the better presentation of this World Heritage Site. In December 2007, the UK government committed [...]
Co@st Symposium: Natural and Cultural Heritage of Coastal Zones
Co@st Symposium: Natural & Cultural Heritage of Coastal Zones – International Conventions and other Relevant Bodies. University of Cambridge, Department of Geography, 30 July 2008. All welcome: FREE Organised by the Cambridge Centre for Landscape and People, this half-day symposium is open to the public free of charge and offers an overview on international conventions [...]
