Heritage on the Wire
Across the Wire
September 15, 2011
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GHF has been investigating a multi-year project of historic monument conservation, community development, training and cultural heritage revitalization for the National History Park of Haiti, inscribed in 1982 as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
read more Tags: Citadelle Laferriere, Earthquake, Haiti, Sans-Souci Palace, UNESCO
Across the Wire
August 12, 2011
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On March 11th, when a massive earthquake and tsunami devastated the eastern shores of Japan, a coastal town called Rikuzentakata was among the most violently hit. Approximately 10 percent of its 23,000 residents were killed by the disaster, including one third of its city officials, while the downtown core was turned to rubble. Among the destroyed buildings was a municipal museum—at once a safe haven for the town’s most important cultural relics, then suddenly a ruin.
read more Tags: Asia, Earthquake, Japan, Natural Disaster, Tsunami
ACROSS THE WIRE
April 01, 2011
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Last week, we blogged about damage to the walls of Zuigan-ji temple in the aftermath of the massive earthquake and tsunami that devastated Japan.
read more Tags: Asia, Earthquake, Japan, Natural Disaster, Tsunami
Across the Wire
March 24, 2011
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Zuigan-ji, one of Japan’s most famous Buddhist temples, located in Matsushima, has been damaged as a result of the massive earthquake and tsunami that devastated Japan’s eastern shores last week.
read more Tags: Asia, Destruction, Earthquake, Japan, Natural Disaster, Tsunami
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