Heritage remade: how three Gulf districts turn patrimonialisation into cultural tourism
A comparative study of Al Balad, Al Shindagha and Souq Waqif shows how a five-dimensional patrimonialisation process converts neglected Gulf ...
Tag: UNESCO World Heritage
Beauty moves to the centre of geoheritage assessment, review finds
A systematic review of Scopus literature finds that aesthetics has shifted from a secondary criterion to a central value in ...
Mexico City’s First Concrete Skyscrapers Still Stand Strong—Until the Soil Changes
A nonlinear analysis of two 1950s UNESCO-listed towers shows they survive earthquakes on rocky soil, but the same buildings would ...
New Book Maps How Adaptive Reuse Revitalises Three Asian Heritage Cities
A review in Built Heritage assesses a new Hong Kong University Press volume that traces adaptive reuse across fifteen case ...
Augmented Reality Prototype Brings a Korean Fortress’s Hidden Stories to Life
An exploratory study at South Korea's Hwaseong Fortress tested QR-triggered augmented reality interventions and found strong visitor enthusiasm for holographic ...
When heritage protection ends the practice it meant to save: lessons from Ayutthaya’s waters
A study of Ayutthaya, Thailand, finds that heritage conservation ended the everyday use of water on the historic island while ...
New framework makes biodiversity visible through cultural heritage landscapes
A new study in Built Heritage presents a four-layer framework for identifying biocultural indicators of biodiversity, applied comparatively to the ...
Philippine Park Plant Survey Reveals High Endemism
A comprehensive survey of Samar Island Natural Park documents 874 vascular plant species, revealing high endemism and providing critical evidence ...
Hidden Lichen Kingdoms Revealed in Ukraine’s Primeval Beech Forests
A comprehensive survey of Ukraine's UNESCO-listed primeval beech forests has revealed an entirely new class of lichen communities and confirmed ...
Anton Kern, Archaeologist Who Shaped Hallstatt Research, Dies at 66
Hofrat Dr. Anton Kern, who led the Prehistoric Department of the Natural History Museum Vienna from 2001 until his retirement ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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