Heritage in conflict : proceedings of two meetings: "Heritage in conflict: a review of the situation in Syria and Iraq", workshop held at the 63rd Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale, Marburg, Germany, 24-25 July 2017 and "Syria: ancient history - modern conflict", symposium held at the School of Historical and Philosophical Studies, University of Melbourne, Australia, 11-13 August 2017 /
The Syrian and Iraqi civil wars, with their immense toll of human suffering, have also fuelled an unprecedented wave of heritage destruction. The deliberate ruin of cultural property in Syria and Iraq by the self-proclaimed Islamic State (also referred to as IS, ISIS, ISIL or Da'esh) and other...
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| Other Authors / Creators: | Jackson, Heather editor. Jamieson, Andrew editor. Robinson, Abby (Archaeologist), editor. Russell, Sophie, editor. |
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| Imprint: | Leuven : Peeters Publishers & Booksellers, 2021. |
| Series: | Ancient near Eastern Studies Supplement ;
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| 505 | 0 | |a Introducing Heritage in conflict / Andrew Jamieson -- The Marburg workshop : an introductory note / Frank Braemer -- Heritage in conflict : perspectives from Iraq / Roger Matthews -- Recovering stolen artefacts : a case study / Saad Abbas Ismail -- Conflict and heritage : the model of Bosra al-Sham / Suleiman Al-Issa Al-Samadi -- Protecting cultural heritage in times of conflict / Yasser Dallal -- Protection measures taken by museums during the Syrian war ; the National Museum of Aleppo as a model / Mohamad Fakhro -- Ood Aleppo city under fire : the 'real' situation and future salvation / Youssef Kanjou -- Protecting heritage : the work of heritage for peace and others in Syria / Isber Sabrine and Emma Cunliffe -- Focus Raqqa : Dutch-Syran initiatives safeguarding Syrian archaeological heritage / Olivier Nieuwenhuyse, Khaled Hiatlih, Ayham Al-Fakhri and Rasha Haqi -- Syria : ancient history, modern conflict exhibition opening address / Graeme W. Clarke -- Aleppo and Palmyra : how monuments were weaponised in the Syrian conflict / Ross Burns -- Community connections to cultural heritage : continuity, reconnection and recovery / Marilyn C. Truscott -- Syria's cultural heritage : life as it is / Fiona Hill -- Between death and taboo : heritage destruction in the digital turn / José Antonio Gonzalez Zarandona -- Case studies : the Australian excavations at Jebel Khalid and Tell Ahmar in Syria pre- anc post-conflict / Heather Jackson and Andrew Jamieson -- Raqqa : a history of the destruction of cultural heritage / Anas Al Khabour -- Memories of exhibitions past : revisiting the Syria exhibition at the University of Melbourne two years on / Annelies Van de Ven -- Responding to cultural heritage destruction in conflict : digital initiatives /. Sophie Russell. | |
| 520 | 8 | |a The Syrian and Iraqi civil wars, with their immense toll of human suffering, have also fuelled an unprecedented wave of heritage destruction. The deliberate ruin of cultural property in Syria and Iraq by the self-proclaimed Islamic State (also referred to as IS, ISIS, ISIL or Da'esh) and other belligerents - widely broadcast across traditional and social media - has horrified heritage professionals and the general public alike. How the heritage community reacted is now coming under increasing scrutiny. The low impact of some projects and, indeed, the total ineffectiveness of others has been highlighted by various commentators. Now is the time to evaluate our responses, reflecting on the successes and failures, in the hope of making future efforts more effective. It is intended that this volume will contribute to this process. This book reflects the proceedings of two workshops, held in Marburg and Melbourne in 2017, that dealt with these matters, and the contributions provide a range of insights into the problems (and solutions) involved. Rather than lengthy formal papers, they offer accounts - in many cases first-hand reports or personal reflections - on the situation as it unfolded | |
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