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Announcing the Launch of Protecting Our Past, an Introduction to Cultural Heritage Policy and Law

by Nicole Raslich | May 2, 2018 | CHI Grad Fellow Post

Protecting Our Past: Cultural Heritage Policy and Law is now live! It is exciting to announce the launch of my first site, Protecting Our Past: Cultural Heritage Policy and Law. Since September, I have coded and gathered information to create this site which contains...

Digital Formats for Teaching Cultural Heritage Preservation

by Nicole Raslich | Feb 6, 2018 | CHI Grad Fellow Post, CHI Project Info

As the second half of the academic year is well underway, I am mired in digital platforms, establishing my project. It always helps me, when I get stuck on something and find it overwhelming, to go back and read what I proposed to do. This is where I am starting...

The Tumulus Mapping Archive: Tumulus

by Sylvia Deskaj | Jan 14, 2013 | CHI Fellowship Program, CHI Project Info

Introduction The project that is emerging as a result of my CHI Fellowship is one related to my dissertation research in northern Albania. The tumuli (burial mounds) of northern Albania appeared suddenly on the Shkodër plain around the start of the Bronze Age (ca....

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