The movement of an ancient Egyptian obelisk through space and time bears witness to the mobility and cultural role of architectural monuments.
Tag: Rome
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July 15, 2020January 25, 2022Buildings & monuments, heritage institutions & organisations, museums & exhibitions, WHAT
Damnatio memoriae
The second article of our two-part series explores what can torn-down monuments tell us and explore new, more inclusive ways of preserving heritage and memories.
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May 29, 2020June 8, 2022Intangible, Italy, museums & exhibitions
Virtual Heritage: Responding to COVID-19
What does cultural heritage look like without travel?
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April 14, 2019January 25, 2022Buildings & monuments
The Aurelian Walls – Part 2
Discover monuments and hidden gems of Rome following its ancient defense walls - Part 2
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April 14, 2019January 25, 2022Buildings & monuments
The Aurelian Walls – Part 1
Discover monuments and hidden gems of Rome following its ancient defense walls - Part 1
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April 4, 2019January 25, 2022Archaeology, heritage education
Pasquino – Talking Statue of Rome
The extraordinarily vivid reception and repurposing of an ancient Roman statue show several aspects of the handling of ancient material culture in Renaissance Rome.