Routes as a part of our cultural heritage / Los itinerarios como patrimonio cultural / Les itinéraires comme patrimoine culturel

 Reunión de expertos, Madrid, 24-25 Noviembre 1994

routes

156 pages


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Programa de la Reunión
Lista de Participantes

Conclusiones de la reunión de expertos
Rapport de la réunion d'experts
Report of the meeting of experts

Presentación por el Director General de Bellas Artes y Conservación y Restauración de Bienes Culturales
- Itinerarios como Patrimonio Cultural
C. Anon-Feliu

- Note d'introduction
J.L. Luxen -F. Descamps

- Les Itinéraires en tant que Patrimoine Culturel
R. Durighello
- El Camino de Santiago: Itinerario Cultural
F. Benito
- Routes as part of our Cultural Heritage
D. Dienne
- Les itinéraires culturels du Conseil de l'Europe
M. Thomas-Penette
- Cultural landscapes, itinerairies and canals for the World Heritage List
M. Rôssler
- Historic transportation corridors
E.B. Cliver
- Les itinéraires en tant que Patrimoine Culturel -Quelques itinéraires africains
L. Messan -M. Le Berre
- Routes as part of our Cultural Heritage -Some African Routes
L. Messan -M. Le Berre (translation)
- Travelling a storied landscape : trade routes, song lines and heritage
I. McBryde
- From Keowee to Charleston: remnants of the Cherokee Indian Trading Path
Z. Watson Rice

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