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This document discusses sustainable cultural heritage and provides examples of world heritage sites. It begins with definitions of cultural and natural heritage. It then lists statistics on world heritage sites by type, region, and those currently in danger. Examples of heritage sites threatened by climate change and overtourism are given. The document introduces the concept of sustainable cultural heritage and its relation to the UN's 2030 Agenda. Finally, it discusses the use of replicas to preserve endangered heritage sites, providing examples of replicas created of King Tut's tomb, the Cave of Pont, and the Great Sphinx of Giza.
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- 1. Sustainable Cultural Heritage Presented by Khaled Soliman Abd Elhalem
- 3. Content 1-Concept of Heritage 2-Types of Heritage 3-World heritage sites 4-World heritage sites in danger 5- Concept of sustainable cultural heritage 6- 2030 Agenda for sustainable development 7-New technique to Preserve Heritage Sites
- 5. •Heritage is our legacy from the past, what we live today, and what we pass on to the future generations.
- 7. World Heritage Sites Type of property Total number Cultural sites 869 Natural sites 213 Mixed 39 total 1121 Source: https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/stat
- 8. World Heritage Sites in Egypt Site Location Criteria Year 1- Abu Mena Alexandria Cultural 1979 2- Historic Cairo Cairo Cultural 1979 3- Giza pyramids Giza Cultural 1979 4- Ancient Thebes Luxor Cultural 1979 5- Nubian Monuments . Aswan Cultural 1979 6- Saint Catherine Area South Sinai Cultural 2002 7- Wadi Al- Hitan Faiyum Natural 2005
- 9. World Heritage in Danger • The 53 sites which UNESCO has decided to include on the List of World Heritage in danger. Armed conflict and war Climate change, Mass tourism Natural disasters
- 10. Regions Cultural Natural Mixed Total % Rank Africa 4 12 0 16 30% 2 Arab States 21 0 0 21 40% 1 Asia and the Pacific 4 2 0 6 11% 3 Europe and North America 3 1 0 4 8% 4 Latin America and the Caribbean 4 2 0 6 11% 3 Total 36 17 0 53 100%
- 11. Coral Reefs in Danger from high temperature “Great Barrier Reef “ Australia”
- 12. Writing on the walls at heritage site
- 13. Camera flash is not allowed in heritage site
- 14. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), also known as the Global Goals, were adopted by all United Nations Member States as a universal call to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure that all people enjoy peace and prosperity by 2030.
- 16. Goal 11
- 18. Sustainable cultural heritage • Sustaining cultural heritage is about protecting or conserving both tangible and intangible cultural heritage.
- 20. Replica models • The concept of replica means a facsimile or an exact copy of original. • Replica is also identified as establishment of an exact copy of an existing construction. • Source : Mcmanus, R. L., (2016). An Analysis of Full-Scale, Ex Situ Replicas of World Heritage Sites, Master Thesis, The graduated Faculty of The University of Georgia ,Athens. • Adeniran, A., and Akinlabi, F., (2011). Perceptions on Cultural Significance and Heritage Conservation: A case study of Sussan Wenger’s building, Osogbo, Nigeria, African Journal of History and Culture, 3, (5),73- 88,
- 22. Replica of King Tut Tomb • Due to the threats to the tomb of Tutankhamen .The supreme council of the antiquities agree with factum Art Company to carry out a project to preserve the tomb.
- 25. DECORATED CAVE OF PONT • Cave of Pont Located in France .This cultural property considered the oldest and classified as a World Heritage site by UNESCO. It contains more than 1000 drawings.
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