This document appears to be a presentation from a UNESCO training in Kabul, Afghanistan on safeguarding cultural heritage after conflicts or disasters. The presentation focuses on sites in Samangan province, including Takht-i Rostam where a hidden stupa was found, and Samangan's Monastery which contains architectural features like monks' cells, corridors, and a bassin. The document includes several photos from sites in Samangan credited to Alessandro Califano from 2008.

1. Safeguarding Cultural Heritage:Post-Conflict and Post-Disaster Strategies for Sustainable Museum Management UNESCO Training May 8-13, 2010 Kabul, Afghanistan

2. Samangan – Takht-i RostamAlessandro Califano UNESCO Training – Session IV May 9, 2010 Kabul, Afghanistan

3. Samangan

4. Samangan

5. Takht-i Rostam – The Setting

6. Takht-i Rostam – The Hidden Stupa 1/3

7. Takht-i Rostam – The Hidden Stupa 2/3

8. Takht-i Rostam – The Hidden Stupa 3/3

9. Samangan's Monastery – General View

10. Samangan's Monastery – Lower Access

11. Samangan's Monastery – Lower Access, Detail

12. Samangan's Monastery – Large Hall

13. Samangan's Monastery – Large Hall, Roof

14. Samangan's Monastery – Monks' Cells

15. Samangan's Monastery – Second Corridor

16. Samangan's Monastery – Bassin

17. Samangan – Credits All pictures © Alessandro Califano, 2008 Many thanks to People in Need for the assistance provided to me on that occasion. © Alessandro Califano, 2010