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ICOMOS Armenia: Exhibition, Commemorating the centenary of the Armenian Genocide

Joining the important mission of commemorating the centenary of the Armenian Genocide, ICOMOS/Armenia will also implement a number of events, taking into account the fact that in the result of Genocide heritage was lost. A significant part of the monuments, thousands of churches, monasteries, religious and secular values of the architectural heritage, being in Western Armenia /Turkey/,were completely destroyed and damaged during the evacuation and massacres of Armenians. An exhibition will be organized in April ,dedicated to the lost and damaged heritage because of the Genocide, where the monuments of Western Armenia will be exhibited. Lectures will be held in Republic of Armenia and beyond its borders especially on the preservation of the Armenian heritage in Western Armenia. Contact : Gagik Gyurjyan icomos_armenia(at)mail.ru
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ICOMOS Argentina : Encuentro Latinoamericano: El Patrimonio Cultural del Bicentenario. 200 años de Territorio, Ciudad y Arquitectura

ICOMOS Argentina junto al Instituto de Historia y Patrimonio FAU-UNT y la Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo de la Universidad Nacional de Tucumán, tienen el agrado de invitarlo a participar del Encuentro Latinoamericano: El Patrimonio Cultural del Bicentenario. 200 años de Territorio, Ciudad y Arquitectura que se realizará los días 24, 25 y 26 de agosto 2016 en San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina. http://www.icomos.org.ar/encuentro-latinoamericano-200-anos-de-territorio-ciudad-y-arquitectura/
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ICOMOS-ICAHM: conference Archaeological Park as World Heritage Site

ICOMOS-ICAHM will organize the conference Archaeological Park as World Heritage Site – A Management Strategy for the Future, at Salalah, Oman. The essential value of any archaeological site is dependent upon the degree to which its archaeological materials are kept intact and in context. Because of this, access to archaeological sites is restricted to government authorities and approved researchers in many countries. In a World Heritage setting, however, an archaeological site becomes public space, one that simultaneously promotes and threatens its scientific and historic value. The focus of this conference will be the sustainable management of archaeological World Heritage Sites through negotiating these tensions in planning, inventory and evaluation, facility construction and operation, building management capacity, and inclusion of local stakeholders. Please visit the website (http://www.icomos.org/icahm/oman_home.html) for other conference themes and information about registration, submitting abstracts, and details for accommodations and travel. Attached please find the conference brochure.
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40th Anniversary WHC: World Heritage for Tomorrow

International Conference in celebration of the 40th Anniversary of the World Heritage Convention Gustave Tuck Theatre, University College London For more information please visit: www.icomos-uk.org/about-us/events or contact ICOMOS-UK on: Tel: 020 7566 0031 E-mail: admin@icomos-uk.org
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