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Réf.
43249
Type
book
Titre
Tea landscapes of Asia : a thematic study
Langues
English
Auteurs
Durighello, Regina / Luengo, Mónica / Ono, Wataru / Han, Feng / Zou, Yiqing / Chen, Yaohua / Wang, Chaoyi / Shimizu, Shigeatsu / Uesugi, Kazuhiro / Yamaguchi, Keita / Ryu, Je-Hun / Hwang, Gil-Sik / Cheong, Jae-Hoon / Singh, Priyaleen / Chatterji, Aditi / Lennon, Jane / Lu, Kalaya
Éditeurs
Durighello, Regina / Currie, Rebecca / Luengo, Mónica
Auteurs institutionnels
Expert Group from Cultural Heritage department of Vietnam / Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Thai Nguyen province
Lieu de publication
Charenton-le-Pont
Pays de publication
France
Maison d'édition
ICOMOS
Date
10/2021
Pages
373 p.
Collection
Thematic study
ISBN
978-2-918086-41-3
Mots-clés
landscapes / Asia / surveys / trees / planting / World Heritage / World Heritage List / nomination forms
Pays mentionnés
China / India / Korea, Democratic People's Republic of / Korea, Republic of / Myanmar / Sri Lanka
Résumé en anglais
ICOMOS undertakes thematic studies in the context of the UNESCO World Heritage Convention in order to provide a synthesis of current research and knowledge on a specific theme and/or region that could be used as a basis for comparative analysis when nominating a property to the World Heritage List.This latest volume, Tea Landscapes of Asia: A Thematic Study, explores the theme of agricultural landscapes related to t
he cultivation and processing of the most-consumed manufactured drink in the world. The result of generations of communities interacting with nature, tea landscapes are embedded with multiple intangible values and are a demonstration of human ingenuity adapting to varied geographical and social conditions. This thematic study aims to provide a useful framework for potential nominations to the World Heritage List of tea landscapes in Asia. The intention was not to identify all the types, nor all the possible sites, but to initiate a path of research as a basis for later work.
he cultivation and processing of the most-consumed manufactured drink in the world. The result of generations of communities interacting with nature, tea landscapes are embedded with multiple intangible values and are a demonstration of human ingenuity adapting to varied geographical and social conditions. This thematic study aims to provide a useful framework for potential nominations to the World Heritage List of tea landscapes in Asia. The intention was not to identify all the types, nor all the possible sites, but to initiate a path of research as a basis for later work.
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