Skald and Griot Storytelling: Protecting Intangible Cultural Heritage, by Shannon Carr, Thoughts on World Heritage

The act of storytelling is practiced in nearly every culture around the world —the stories used as guiding lights for the new generation of children. These stories often reflect the do’s-and-don’ts…

Cave Replicas: Between a Rock and an Art Place, by Melissa LaFortune, Thoughts on World Heritage

Crossing Borders — A Look at Transboundary World Heritage Sites, by Rachel Chovan, Thoughts on World Heritage

Mysteries of the Virgin Komi Forests: Dyatlov Pass and the Manpupuner Rock Formations, by Victoria Tamez, Thoughts on World Heritage

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Growth in the Face of Cultural Terrorism: History and Restoration at Palmyra and the Bamiyan Valley, by Emily Ladd, Thoughts on World Heritage

Haunted Heritage. Ghosts. Not the word many think of when…, by Victoria Tamez, Thoughts on World Heritage

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IN A WORLD, Where Heritage Sites are Movie Sets…. Will They Survive?, by Shannon Carr, Thoughts on World Heritage

Looting and Loss: How Armed Conflict in the Middle East is Destroying Cultural Heritage Sites, by Alexandra Harper, Thoughts on World Heritage

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Life as Legend: A Study of Myth and Legend in World Heritage Sites, by Shannon Carr, Thoughts on World Heritage