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Réf.
42771
Type
project report
Titre
From the Past and For the Future : Safeguarding the Cultural Heritage of Afghanistan – Jam and Herat
Langues
English
Auteurs
Han, Junhi
Auteurs institutionnels
Unesco, Paris, France
Lieu de publication
Paris
Pays de publication
France
Maison d'édition
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Date
2015
Pages
105
ISBN
978-92-3-100093-5
Mots-clés
conservation of cultural heritage / war / emergency measures / sustainable development / Islamic architecture / mosques / archaeological sites / historic towns / historic monuments / cultural diversity / built heritage / intangible heritage / archaeological excavations / conservation of historic towns / urban archaeological sites / conservation of historic monuments / rescue archaeology / deterioration / causes of deterioration / historic buildings / World Heritage / rehabilitation / damage assessment / consolidation / surveys / safeguarding
Pays mentionnés
Afghanistan
Monuments et sites
Minaret and Archaeological Remains of Jam / Citadel of Herat / Cultural Landscape and Archaeological Remains of the Bamiyan Valley
N° Patrimoine mondial
211 / 208
Résumé en anglais
This publication makes concrete the UNESCO/Italy funds-in-Trust project. It is particularly about the Minaret of Jam and the fifth Minaret of Herat, in Afghanistan, which states were seriously deteriorated by civil conflicts after decades.It draws the evolution of UNESCO's help to preserve Afghanistan's cultural heritage.
Since the 1960s, UNESCO worked in Afghanistan with a kind of monotonous way.In the 1970s appeared the UNDP/UNESCO Project for "Capacity-Building in the field of Cultural Heritage Conservation in Afghanistan"; preparing the "International Safeguarding Campaign for the Old City of Herat".
The 1980s, UNESCO's missions reached Kabul; but they weren't able to reach Herat which was caught up in armed conflict.The 1990s was marked by the rule of the Taliban regime starting in September 1996. Nevertheless, UNESCO continued to help the Afghan Government to protect its cultural heritage.
Since the 1960s, UNESCO worked in Afghanistan with a kind of monotonous way.In the 1970s appeared the UNDP/UNESCO Project for "Capacity-Building in the field of Cultural Heritage Conservation in Afghanistan"; preparing the "International Safeguarding Campaign for the Old City of Herat".
The 1980s, UNESCO's missions reached Kabul; but they weren't able to reach Herat which was caught up in armed conflict.The 1990s was marked by the rule of the Taliban regime starting in September 1996. Nevertheless, UNESCO continued to help the Afghan Government to protect its cultural heritage.
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