2024/1(36)
special issue
TOMSKAYA PISANITSA
Research materials
Abolonkova I., Zayatdinov D., Novokreshchenova K., Yudnikova A., Rayko G.
Experience of geomechanical monitoring of Tomskaya Pisanitsa in 2022–2023
Prospects for nomination of ‘The Tom River region Rock Art’ to the World Heritage List“Tomskaya Pisanitsa” Museum-Reserve: returning from a “museum cultural” to a “repository of cultural heritage objects”
The Lower Tom Rock Art Centre
Moor N., Abolonkova I., Goryaev V., Seletsky M., Onishchenko S.
Preliminary results of studying archaeological context of Tomskaya Pisanitsa
History of conservation and museumification of rock art sites
on the Tom River based on records from the State Archive of Kuzbass
Old Russian settlements and villages of the proposed place of interest “Tom Rock Ar
Sazanova K., Zelenskaya M., Vlasov D.
Methodological approaches to the protection of archaeological sites
of the Tom River region from biological damage
Lithic assemblage from the Pisanaya I site: preliminary results of technical and typological analysis
Geographical and floristic features
of the Tom River Basin
Publ. 15/03/2024
Archives
Samover N.
‘Difficult’ heritage as the World Heritage: Russia in the context of international experience
Abstract. The article is devoted to the concept of 'difficult', or 'traumatic' heritage as immovable cultural heritage (based on the methodology of trauma stadies) and the analysis of the practice of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee on the inclusion of such objects on the World Heritage List. The author states that there are already enough opportunities for the full integration of the traumatic heritage into the World. In particular, the initiative is considered to include in the World Heritage List a number of Russian sites related to the history of Soviet totalitarianism: the Canal imeni Moskvy, the Levashov Memorial Cemetery, the Butovo Test Site and the 'Perm-36' Museum.
Key words: UNESCO, World cultural heritage, difficult heritage, traumatic heritage, trauma stadies, totalitarianism, historical memory
Samover Natalia Vladimirovna,
curator,
Sakharov Center (Moscow),
e-mail: natalia.samover@gmail.com
Published: The Heritage Institute Journal, 2018/3(14)
URL: http://nasledie-journal.ru/en/journals/248.html
Founder
Russian Scientific Research
Institute for Cultural
and Natural Heritage
named after D.Likhachev
Publisher
Russian Scientific Research
Institute for Cultural
and Natural Heritage
named after D.Likhachev
Certificate
registration:
ЭЛ № ФС 77–60211,
date: 17.12.2014
Frequency
4 issues per year
Published on-line only
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