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M.A. Wisselink,J. Declercq,T. Willemsethe past, in that it addresses the identity and integrity of sites of cultural and historical interest, and works towards valorizing living heritage assets. The rehabilitation of artefacts and heritage sites, as well as strategies directed at the conservation of the urban fabric, also indirectly imp

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-368-0459-2f AICS activities in Jordan. The site, as of the survey date, being an archaeological built environment, exhibits characteristics of a deteriorated urban setting with multiple needs and criticalities. Some areas have been subjected to archaeological excavation, temporary construction works, and subs

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Heritage Preservation in Bamiyan: Achievements 2002–21various international organizations for the salvation of Bamiyan’s giant Buddha statues as well as other assets of cultural heritage in the spring of 2001 and the role of the author in these initiatives. Then, it illustrates the bodies instituted by UNESCO for the management of the Bamiyan World Her