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DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals), 2017

The main goal of the paper is to analyze Swedish cultural heritage preservation policy, legal framework, and management practices. The work is based on the analysis of the legal framework, discussions and interviews with Swedish experts and scientific publications. The study discusses the transition from cultural policy to heritage policy, which makes Sweden one of the few states to have a special heritage policy. The paper presents the responsibilities of institutions in the field of cultural heritage: the Swedish National Heritage Board, the regional administrative councils, the inter-and intra-sectorial collaboration. The Historic Environment Act, which is the main normative act in this field, is analysed in detail. There is a summary of access to information, Data Bases and the communication system in the field of cultural heritage, as well as recent trends in the development of much more efficient Data Bases. Several specific issues, such as the export of cultural goods, the organization, monitoring, and reporting of archaeological surveys, research costs, compensation, and redemption, were also discussed in the study. The article also addresses issues of accountability for heritage crimes, appeals and a special emphasis on illegal archaeology: preventing, combating and punishments. Finally, the heritage police is discussed, a newly created unit under National Police, that deals with natural and cultural heritage crimes. Thus, the paper is a synthetic analysis of the cultural heritage protection system in Sweden, which can be a model for other states as well.

Admitida la posibilidad de que un indicio minero pudiera llegar a ser explotable, deberán ser aplicadas las siguientes secuencias o fases de trabajo, y en el orden señalado, para lograr una correcta puesta en explotación del criadero, transformando, paso a paso, el yacimiento en mina, pues tan sólo merece este nombre aquella operación, que estando proyectada, produce el objetivo de explotar el máximo de las reservas con el mejor beneficio en cada momento.

-- Mlecchita vikalpa ‘cipher writing of Meluhha copperworkers’ continues in ancient mint PMC from Takshasila to Anuradhapura from ca. 5th cent. BCE Taxila (local coinage). Unit (22mm, 7.93 g, 12h). Plant above voided cross and hill above Indra-dhvaja. Srivatsa above nandipada and hill above swastika.

Academia.edu, 2024

A Response to Timothy Larsen. (For responses to Timothy Larson by anthropologists see: On Knowing Humanity Journal 8(2), July 2024. ( https://okhjournal.org/index.php/okhj ) This is a response from a missionary.) Timothy Larsen's article is as follows: Timothy Larsen, “British Social Anthropologists and Missionaries in the Twentieth Century,” On Knowing Humanity 8, no. 2 (July 2024).

2018

This volume gathers the contributions of the 6th Purpureae Vestes International Symposium, which took place in Padova-Este-Altino, Veneto, Italy in October 2016. The topic, Textiles and Dyes in the Mediterranean economy and society, focused on the role of textile production and dyeing as economic activities of the various ancient cultures of the Mediterranean area, highlighting conservatisms and innovations in the various Mediterranean textile traditions and customs. An important impetus for this has been provided by the recent advances in textile studies and the numerous scientific projects that are using textile evidence to understand wider economic developments of ancient Mediterranean societies. The 53 articles collected in this volume follow a chronological (from the Bronze Age to the High Middle Ages) and geographical (from East to West and from Italy to the provinces) order. The last section deals with broader aspects that transgress chronological or geographical boundaries.

Proses Kepailitan Perusahaan

New Formations, 2023

Scale critique applies to time as well as space. Thinking with temporal scale variance can help us avoid seeing deep time as sublime, numerical, and continuous. By reading Stephen Jay Gould with Michael Madsen's documentary Into Eternity, this essay argues that the second concept of scale critique is about the fit, good or bad, between a temporal scale domain and a narrative timeframe. Because temporal scale domains have material finitude and specificity, they counteract the timelessness that accrues to ideologies of extinction.

Interests: diagnostic studies on deterioration of built heritage and wall paintings; in laboratory assessment of innovative materials appropriate for heritage objects; cleaning consolidation and protection of heritage objects

Englewood Cliffs 1976, 1975