A team of scientists and Alaska Native community members explore the continental shelf west of Prince of Wales Island in southeast Alaska, seeking submerged caves and rock shelters that would have been used by early inhabitants.
https://t.co/6PjZfYGT3j
The old wooden mosque 🕌
📍Bužim 🇧🇦
The mosque in Bužim, known as the Old Wooden Mosque, dates back to 1838 and holds the title of being the oldest wooden mosque in Europe.
It was built entirely out of oak wood, without a single nail being used in its construction.
🔊 With just 2 traditional bone flutes from Rēkohu the Chatham Islands known to exist, a project turns to technology to bring these instruments to life
@cconcannonsci meets musicians & researchers helping to revitalise Moriori music & culture
@otago
https://t.co/LySnT6QQxd
Archaeological sites reveal how people interacted, migrated, and lived across past landscapes – How rising seas are threatening a trove of #Aotearoa’s culture heritage. #ClimateCrisis#CulturalHeritage#archaeology https://t.co/ajZbaq0btD
I finished this book last night. I know it sounds like hyperbole but I think it’s one of the greatest things I’ve ever read. I can’t believe it’s taken me this long to come across it. I want to throw it at everyone.
"I would like to speak only about freedom and love. I do. But sometimes that is not possible, and sometimes – in places like Hungary and Russia – it may not even be lawful."
#loveislove🏳️🌈
“There is not a single scientific procedure that would turn a contaminated object into a harmless object”. Clarifying biocide contamination by scientific analysis is an ethical requirement in any restitution process @philipoltermann @guardian https://t.co/nxVRr3yDGx
The ancestral remains will be received at @Te_Papa next Wednesday. On their journey back home to #Aotearoa to find their final resting places, we bid them farewell: “Kia hora te marino, kia whakapapa pounamu te moana, kia tere te kārohirohi i mua i tō huarahi.” #repatriation
It’s #WorldOceanDay, a day when the world professes concern, and love, for the planet’s life force.
MPAs are a solution often touted to preserve our oceans, but they're a challenge to define. So, @BL_Owens has created this explainer for you. 🌊
https://t.co/vTuftt7iJD
Fools & Dreamers: Regenerating a Native Forest – The problems are immense, but the solutions are immense, too.🌳 #Hinewai#Aotearoa#conservation https://t.co/2iww0xO0KL via @wbnofficial
Today is the day! 📆
Welcome to ‘COLLABORATION IN TIMES OF CRISIS: PRESERVING NATURAL AND CULTURAL HERITAGE’ 🌎🌱🏛️
We’ll be tweeting live from Tbilisi Georgia 🇬🇪
It’s not to late to sign up and join us online 👇🏻
https://t.co/B3vT86jVlM
Long-distance #mobility in the past: Geochemical analyses of stone artefacts reveal long-distance voyaging among the #Pacific Islands. New study by @aymerichermann et al. now out in @ScienceAdvances. @CNRS@MPI_EVA_Leipzig See: https://t.co/4XPedxzbKs & https://t.co/iW1pyVM3T0
Voices from #Ukraine🇺🇦 — journalists, poets, and environmentalists about killing dolphins, inhaling radioactive smoke, and a deeply harmed landscape. #CulturalHeritage#podcast https://t.co/PS29uGgsb7 via @emergence_zine @AnnaBadkhen
Collectors and museums end up profiting from an underground art market that continues to operate, and even thrive. — In a Sea of Stolen Artifacts, What Is the Role of the Museum? #CulturalHeritage https://t.co/LnHkXmdZrd via @jzigoris@sfstandard