Titlebook: Community Heritage in the Arab Region; Values and Practices Arwa Badran,Shatha Abu-Khafajah,Sarah Elliott Textbook 2022 Springer Nature Swi

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Prejudice, Military Intelligence and Neoliberalism: Examining the Local Within Archaeology and Herite the obvious differences between the two, they both managed to make substantial shifts in the perception of and attitudes toward archaeology and heritage. In spite of participatory paradigms, the shifts seem to have always come ‘from the outside’, operating on sites and peoples alike.

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Making Social Engagement Sustainable: Insights from the Temple of the Winged Lions Cultural Resourcen Center of Oriental Research) Temple of the Winged Lions Cultural Resource Management (TWLCRM) Initiative sought to reverse these trends by inviting and empowering members of Petra’s communities to participate directly in the conservation, restoration, and presentation of one of the site’s most imp

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Public Archaeology and Engagement in the Origins of Doha and Qatar Projectical outreach amongst a rapidly changing and diverse population with widely varying perceptions of heritage. This chapter discusses the Origins of Doha and Qatar project’s public archaeology strategy and how it has changed through an active dialogue with members of the community.

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The , Stability Project: a Pilot Approach to Community Engagement and Public Awareness in Petra Jordan and the Petra Development and Tourism Region Authority. This multi-year project aimed at reducing the risk vulnerability of the ., a natural gorge shaped by hydrogeological events over the centuries, and the main entrance to the site for hundreds of tourists every day. Despite the technical

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Conflicting Futures for Non-conflict Archaeology: A Lebanese Case Studytion and preservation. This chapter discusses the situation at Tell Fadous-Kfarabida, a rescue and research project of the American University in Beirut, in order to examine the historical and contemporary context for these problems, as well as the efforts at this site to engage and collaborate with

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The Management of Syrian Archaeological Heritage Before and During the Syrian Conflict: A Comparisonnd demolition have decimated archaeological sites and museum collections. Heritage destruction has been widely accounted for and disseminated as a consequence of war, but there are other, indirect reasons for its loss and damage, related to its pre-conflict management. This chapter provides a critiq