Kathakali Artists in Kerala Face Economic Precarity Despite Long Training and Prestige
A cross-sectional survey of 511 Kathakali performers across Kerala reveals persistent economic insecurity despite extensive training and high cultural prestige.
A cross-sectional survey of 511 Kathakali performers across Kerala reveals persistent economic insecurity despite extensive training and high cultural prestige.
A study of South Denpasar urban spatial planning finds traditional architectural concepts implemented unevenly across municipal regulations and civic spaces.
Researchers found that pairs navigating a collaborative virtual reconstruction of Neolithic Çatalhöyük developed mutual care, shared perspective-taking, and historical empathy ...
A systematic review of 23 studies reveals that Theory of Planned Behavior research in sustainable cultural heritage is heavily skewed ...
Researchers examining the sustainable development pathway of nature education in Bibei Yao Village, situated in China's Nanling Mountains, have identified ...
A new non-destructive method using synchrotron small-angle X-ray scattering allows for the rapid identification of vegetable tanned ancient leathers by ...
A special collection in Built Heritage demonstrates how mobile communities across Africa and Asia create complex, sustainable architectural environments defined ...
A special issue of Built Heritage analyzes how urban conservation in Eastern Europe was reconfigured during the transition from state ...
Researchers have developed an occlusion-aware 3D Gaussian splatting framework that reduces visual artifacts and improves reconstruction consistency for crowdsourced heritage ...
A new study in Built Heritage proposes integrating Ethiopia's dormant mining heritage into its tourism industry by recognizing abandoned mines ...
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