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42955
Type
bibliography
Titre
18 April 2019, International Day on Monuments and Sites: Bibliography: Selected references on the theme "Rural landscapes"
Langues
English
Auteurs
Smirnov, Lucile
Auteurs institutionnels
ICOMOS Documentation Centre / ICOMOS-IFLA ISCCL (International Scientific Committee on Cultural Landscapes)
Lieu de publication
Charenton-le-Pont
Pays de publication
France
Maison d'édition
ICOMOS
Date
09/04/2019
Mots-clés
concepts / definitions / documentation / standards / scientific research / charters / conventions / case studies / journals / books / theory of cultural landscapes / theory of conservation / cultural landscapes / international standards / agriculture / agricultural landscapes / indigenous or traditional landscapes / mixed properties / rural landscapes
Résumé en anglais
In 2019, the theme of the International Day on Monuments and Sites is Rural Landscapes – which is linked to the theme of the 2019 ICOMOS Scientific Symposium on Rural heritage to take place in October in Marrakesh, Morocco (see our page about the Symposium and the call for proposals). What are rural landscapes?
In the ICOMOS “Principles concerning rural landscapes as heritage”, adopted by the ICOMOS General Assembly in 2017, rural landscapes are defined as “terrestrial and aquatic areas co-produced by human-nature interaction used for the production of food and other renewable natural resources, via agriculture, animal husbandry and pastoralism, fishing and aquaculture, forestry, wild food gathering, hunting, and extraction of other resources, such as salt.Rural landscapes are multifunctional resources. At the same time, all rural areas have cultural meanings attributed to them by people and communities: all rural areas are landscapes.” Rural landscapes encompass an increasing accumulation of tangible and intangible heritage which is in constant adaptation to environmental, cultural, social, political and economic conditions. They are the most common type of continuing cultural landscape.
The ICOMOS Documentation Centre hase produced a selection of online and library resources on Rural Landscapes.
In the ICOMOS “Principles concerning rural landscapes as heritage”, adopted by the ICOMOS General Assembly in 2017, rural landscapes are defined as “terrestrial and aquatic areas co-produced by human-nature interaction used for the production of food and other renewable natural resources, via agriculture, animal husbandry and pastoralism, fishing and aquaculture, forestry, wild food gathering, hunting, and extraction of other resources, such as salt.Rural landscapes are multifunctional resources. At the same time, all rural areas have cultural meanings attributed to them by people and communities: all rural areas are landscapes.” Rural landscapes encompass an increasing accumulation of tangible and intangible heritage which is in constant adaptation to environmental, cultural, social, political and economic conditions. They are the most common type of continuing cultural landscape.
The ICOMOS Documentation Centre hase produced a selection of online and library resources on Rural Landscapes.
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