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Estonian Expanded Logboat in UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list
The expanded logboat building tradition in Estonia's Soomaa region has been recognized by UNESCO as part of its intangible cultural heritage needing urgent safeguarding. This recognition was celebrated during the ICOMOS Estonia conference on coastal world heritage in 2021. The document discusses the historical context, types of logboats, and the challenges faced in preserving this traditional craft.
Estonian Expanded Logboat in UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list
- 1. Estonian Expanded Logboatin UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list Aivar Ruukel 24. August 2022 in Tallinn ICOMOS Estonia Conference “Coastal World Heritage and Heritage Communities”
- 2. 2021 14th ofDecember the building and use of expanded logboats in Estonia’s Soomaa region was added to UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage in Need of Urgent Safeguarding list
- 4. Soomaa - TheLand of Bogs
- 5. Expanded Logboats inEstonia in 1920ies
- 6. The Story ofFifth Season .
- 8. Use of dugoutboats in Soomaa
- 9. Use of dugoutboats in Soomaa
- 10. Use of dugoutboats in Soomaa
- 11. Use of dugoutboats in Soomaa
- 12. “Hard” and “soft”logboats Slusegård, Bornholm Äänisjärv (Onega)
- 13. Evolution of theclinker boat
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- 17. Used all overFinno-Ugric World
- 18. 1996 - 2000Haabjas-building camps at Saarisoo farm in Soomaa
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